Choosing the Best Policy Admin and Underwriting Platform for Specialty Carriers
It is imperative for specialty line carriers to invest in systems that enable them with the modularity and flexibility that non-admitted lines demand.
Building InFlow: Insillion’s Claims Automation Software
Starting out, we were under the impression that “Claims” was a monolithic block in the insurance journey.
Achieving Faster Quote to Bind with Automated Submission Intake Platforms for Small MGAs
MGAs have long been at the forefront of innovation in the insurance industry — from providing coverage for niche and high-exposure risks
Emerging MGAs: Tech, Capacity & Distribution Challenges
Entering an MGA–capacity partnership involves more than just financial discussions. Here are several key aspects that Chris and Somil advise MGAs to clarify early on:
MGA101: Essential Aspects of MGA Risk Capacity Contracts
Entering an MGA–capacity partnership involves more than just financial discussions. Here are several key aspects that Chris and Somil advise MGAs to clarify early on:
How MGA Insurance Software Enables Success For MGAs Operating in Surplus Markets
Managing General Agents (MGAs) and Program Administrators form a critical part of the insurance distribution ecosystem, collectively handling nearly 25% of the world’s specialty premium volume.
Parametric Insurance Solutions: Unlocking New Opportunities in Flight Delay Coverage
Parametric insurance covers the probability of a loss-causing event, paying out when a pre-defined threshold is met.
How Generative AI is Transforming the Insurance Industry
Technological advancements have been reshaping the insurance industry, leading to significant transformations. One such technology is Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)
MGA101: How to Scale Your P&C Insurance Distribution Strategy (PART 3)
Successfully onboarding your first distribution partners is the first step in an MGAs’ distribution strategy. But what comes next?
P&C MGAs & Distribution Partnerships: The Agent Perspective
Many MGAs assume that pitching or explaining their product is enough to get agents and brokers on board. In reality, they’d need a lot more information—
