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27 March 2023FeaturesInsurance

Why hybrid fronting can help MGAs thrive

Amid extended hard market conditions, reinsurers are being more selective on which business they will accept—and which managing general agents (MGAs) they will partner with. This means that MGAs must up their own game and create a proposition that sets them apart in a competitive landscape.

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