Insurance Core System replacement is no longer optional. This guide provides CIOs with a practical roadmap for legacy modernisation, covering architecture, migration strategies, TCO modelling and operational resilience.

For many insurance carriers and Managing General Agents (MGAs), the PAS is the single most critical component of their technology stack. It is the system of record for all policies that an insurance company has written. It is the core database and processing engine that holds the definitive truth about who is insured, for what risks and under what terms.

The MGA (Managing General Agent) sector has long been an indispensable source of niche expertise and agile distribution within the global insurance landscape. These entities excel at developing specialist products and leveraging local market knowledge that larger, more capital-intensive insurers often struggle to replicate efficiently. Their growth has been explosive over the last decade.

Here's what separates winners from the $500 million failed transformation projects littering the industry: companies that built API-first architectures are cutting cycle times by 75%, reducing costs by 50-70% and launching products in days instead of months.

The role of the managing general agent (MGA) in the insurance value chain has never been more critical. The MGA market is experiencing robust, multi-year growth that is outpacing the broader property and casualty market.

Discover how low-code/no-code tools are bridging the gap between business needs and IT capabilities, empowering insurance professionals to drive digital transformation and innovation from the front lines.

This comprehensive guide reveals how to identify great MGA software. Learn about unique tech needs, essential features, and procurement best practices for a powerful MGA platform.

The UK MGA insurance market is thriving, driven by innovation and technology. This white paper explores key trends, growth opportunities, and how MGAs are positively reshaping the insurance landscape.

Last week, over 16 billion digital credentials were exposed in a public data dump. This wasn't just old data recirculating; a significant portion of these logins, including those for major platforms like Apple, Google, Facebook, and GitHub, were fresh, stolen via sophisticated infostealers.

This in-depth article explores the seven most crucial trends that will define the insurance landscape in 2025 and beyond, from the transformative power of AI and hyper-personalisation to the strategic imperative of open architecture and robust risk mitigation.