10 September 2017Insurance

More insurers are converting to MGAs

The increased regulatory burden that has been imposed on insurers in recent years, exacerbated by Solvency II, has continued to prompt many smaller players to convert from being fully fledged insurers to become managing general agents (MGAs).

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