In Insurance Insider’s latest ‘Behind the Headlines’ podcast, BP Marsh’s chief investment officer, Dan Topping, shares why he sees no slow down in the MGA market. The latest Acturis Limited Commercial Broking Index indicates a softening of rates heading into 2025, despite premium increases across all individual classes of business. The FCA has scrapped plans to ‘name and shame’ companies it is investigating after facing a backlash from regulated firms.
Behind the Headlines: BP Marsh’s Dan Topping on the ingredients for a successful investment (Source: Insurance Insider)
Is the MGA start-up boom here to stay? BP Marsh’s Dan Topping reports that he is seeing no let up in “entrepreneurial underwriters looking to strike out on their own”.
FCA drops plan to ‘name and shame’ more UK companies under investigation (Source: Financial Times)
Following a lambasting from the insurance market, the Financial Conduct Authority has announced it won’t be pushing forward with its controversial “name & shame” enforcement plans.
The stats: Q4 2024 – Premium growth continues, but at a slower pace (Source: Insurance Age)
The latest edition of the software house’s index shows a slowdown of rate increases compared to prior years. Experts comment that we’re in a “changing market dynamic”, but not in a soft market, yet.
Lloyd’s CUO Turk on changing perceptions at Lloyd’s and improving coverholder supervision (Source: Global (Re)Insurance)
Leadership at Lloyd’s, the market’s stellar performance in recent results, and the need for underwriting discipline in future were themes of a chat between Rachel Turk and GR.
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