Why the MGA sector is built for what’s next
Trade Voice: Michael Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents’ Association, discusses key themes from this year’s MGAA conference and argues the sector is helping to lead, not react, to change across the market.
This year’s MGAA Annual Conference took place against a backdrop of significant change.
The market is softening, technology continues to reshape every aspect of insurance, regulatory expectations are
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