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29 October 2026Insurance

MGAs face a test as capacity providers demand greater alignment

The relationship between managing general agents (MGAs) and their capacity providers is changing, with growing scrutiny of underwriting incentives and a shift towards structures that give MGAs a greater financial stake in the risks they originate.

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