Many MGAs treat delegated authority as a commercial milestone. Once they sign the contract and put the binder in place, they assume the hardest part
Many MGAs treat delegated authority as a commercial milestone. Once they sign the contract and put the binder in place, they assume the hardest part
When underwriting backlogs appear, the default response is almost always the same: hire more people. More underwriters, assistants, and temporary support to “get through the
Underwriting teams track the average handling time for each task and the number of submissions they process each month, but very few MGAs track the
From the moment a new submission enters your system to the final bind, every step of the underwriting process counts. The truth is, most underwriting
Most automation stories in the MGA market start the same way: bold claims about hours saved, faster processing, and efficiency gains that sound almost automatic.
AI is becoming a standard part of underwriting. Pulling data from messy submissions, scoring risks, flagging inconsistencies, and helping teams move faster. But as AI