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Making the most of videos as MGAs

How can you build relationships and explain complex risk in a remote world? Video has become the most powerful tool for businesses to showcase their expertise and engage with clients. But how do you best use video as an MGA?

Business Interruption with Meyer Mandel

Business interruption came into the spotlight in 2020, but has the insurance market changed how it sees the risk? Meyer Mandel, Supply Chain Risk Management, Cyber Insurance, Logisitics/BI/CBI, InsureTech joins to discuss.

Insure TV News | Merger costs

On today’s update: Aon expects additional merger costs, Gauntlet buys Bolton broker and things are on the up for Hiscox.

Insure TV News | Lloyd’s of London has gone green

MGAA expands to Ireland, Ardonagh launches Ardonagh Europe and Lloyd’s of London is accused of greenwashing.

Insure TV News | AON/Willis merger collapses

The Aon/Willis merger is off. Both parties have agreed to go their separate ways after reaching an impasse with the US Department of Justice. Aon announced that the $30bn deal had collapsed in a statement released on Monday the 26th of July. The broker confirmed that it will be paying the $1bn dollar break-up fee to Willis Towers Watson.

Cyber Masterclass | July 2021

<p>There's been a lot of talk on Ransomware, but what does this mean for UK brokers?

Insure TV News | Flooding in Western Europe

In this update: flooding causes devastation in Western Europe, UK pub leader takes insurers to court, and reduced Covid restrictions leave the UK vulnerable to terrorism.

Insure TV News | Fines on the Insurance Industry

On today’s update: Zurich joins The Hedron Network, a telling off for Lloyds Banking Group and a positive development for the Aon/Willis merger.

Young Broker | Ola Jacob

Ola Jacob discusses what first attracted him to the industry, where his career path has taken him so far and some of the challenges the industry faces.

Insure TV News | FCA Letter

On today’s bulletin: the FCA has a warning for brokers, insurance employees say no to the office and cyber premiums are on the rise.

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