MGAA goes global as it widens membership
The Managing General Agents’ Association has opened up for membership applications from businesses across the world, in a move it claimed would strengthen connectivity between the UK, Irish and wider international MGA markets.
The trade body highlighted the shift beyond firms based in the UK and Republic of Ireland came after consultation with members, and “reflects growing interest from European and US insurance businesses” with the delegated underwriting sector increasingly international.
Under the expanded criteria, the MGAA will be able to consider membership applications from established MGAs, insurers, suppliers and market practitioners.
EligibilityIt explained these could be firms looking to develop distribution
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