New independent consultancy for Insurance industry GreenKite joins MGAA membership

The Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) has announced that GreenKite, an independent consultancy firm for Insurance and Financial Services, is the latest business to join its membership.

GreenKite, launched this week, is a consultancy firm dedicated to providing advice, support and solutions for ambitious firms.As a Supplier Associate of the MGAA, GreenKite will support the MGAA and its members at Market Briefings, local meet and greets, and have a close connection to the FCA, as well as accessing assistance on matters that are important to the business.

Sara Ager, GreenKite co-founder and CEO, says: “Becoming a member of the MGAA gives us the opportunity to work alongside and support scale-up businesses with the help they need to grow and achieve their goals. The sector has an entrepreneurial attitude and appetite to encourage improved customer access and ways of doing things, something that we’re excited and passionate to support.”

Managing General Agents (MGAs) are an important, established and fast-growing sector of the UK insurance industry. Over 300 MGAs currently underwrite over 10% of the UK’s £47 billion general insurance market premiums. MGAs deserve specific representation to lobby on their behalf, communicate their considerable benefits and drive best practice. The Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) was formed in 2011 to fulfil this role.

About the MGAA
The Managing General Agents’ Association (MGAA) is a UK based not for profit organisation dedicated to representing true MGAs.

Formed in 2011, the MGAA also aims to provide a better understanding of what MGAs are and the contribution they make to the insurance industry.

The MGAA currently has 137 full members representing over £6bn of underwriting capacity.  They are joined by 36 market practitioner members and 72 supplier members.

The board of elected directors leads the organisation. In addition, five separate committees deliver benefits for members with a clear aim of shaping the future of delegated underwriting.

More information can be found at www.mgaa.co.uk, on Twitter @UKMGAA and on LinkedIn.