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29 March 2023FeaturesInsurance

How hybrid fronting can offer MGAs a mark of distinction

With reinsurers exercising greater restraint around the business they will accept and which managing general agents (MGAs) they will work with, a hybrid fronting model that has more skin in the game than most, in the form of higher retentions, has significant appeal.

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