Fewer MGAs, growth in primary: SiriusPoint CEO on a year of transition

2023 will be a year of transition for re/insurer SiriusPoint, as it improves its underwriting and scales back on its commitment to MGAs. But it is on the right track to post much-improved results this year and target growth on the primary side of the business, its CEO Scott Egan (pictured) told Intelligent Insurer.

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