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AI and MGAs have role to play in new era for insurance broking

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Artificial intelligence will not replace advisors but will add to decision-making, while managing general agents will continue to become more and more relevant to brokers, delegates at the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s conference heard today.

In a session titled ‘A New Era for Insurance Broking’, John Warburton, CEO of Konsileo, explained how his business has its own technology and is micro-slicing AI into it at suitable points.

“What AI

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