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Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA)

Insurers told to brace staff for AI disruption

Artificial intelligence will reshape rather than replace many roles, provided insurers invest in training and encourage employees to experiment safely, according to panelists at the Managing General Agents' Association conference.

MGAs ‘must have a plan B to survive soft market’

While he said the MGA market is “one of the most exciting and consequential inflexion points” in his 50-year career, McGill chair Jon Lloyd said “we will now see who the real players are in a soft market”.

FCA and PRA turn spotlight on MGA oversight

The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority are sharpening their scrutiny of managing general agents, stressing insurers must take primary responsibility for businesses underwriting on their behalf.

Q&A: Zoe Hughes, Ventis

Zoe Hughes, senior underwriter at Ventis and 2025 MGAA Rising Star of the Year recipient, talks to Insurance Post about her career and how insurance can attract more young talent.

Why MGAs need to hold the line in 2026

Trade Voice: Mike Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents’ Association, says the softening market gives MGAs the opportunity to prove their mettle – but they must show underwriting discipline.

MGA Forecast of 2026

Entering 2026, MGA chiefs feel the sector is in a strong yet testing position buoyed by technology, specialism and capacity support, but facing a softening market that will reward those combining underwriting discipline, data-driven innovation and…

MGAs Review of the Year 2025

2025 was a landmark year for MGAs, marked by record growth, major partnerships, technological innovation and expanding global reach, even as soft market conditions and pricing pressures tested resilience across the sector.

Tomorrow’s World: Operational Innovation

How insurers can learn from past digital transformation programmes and boost productivity is the topic of Insurance Post’s latest episode of Tomorrow’s World, about operational innovation.

FCA’s CPD cut threatens faith in insurance

Editor’s View: The Financial Conduct Authority’s proposal to scrap the 15-hour minimum annual requirement for continuous professional development for insurers is the wrong move, at the wrong time, with the wrong consequences for everyone, argues Emma Ann…

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