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In wholesale insurance, tech's next job is fixing fragmentation (opens the original)
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Jennie Carr (pictured), AU, CIC has spent more than two decades watching insurance technology change how a wholesale broker's day looks, and almost nothing about what the job is for. As artificial intelligence takes on more of the administrative load inside excess and surplus brokerages, Carr, vice president of commercial brokerage at Indianapolis-based wholesale broker Arlington/Roe, argues the more pressing problem isn't resistance to new tools – it's getting a fragmented industry to use them
MGA premiums hit $128 billion, but tech gains require judgment (opens the original)
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The US managing general agent (MGA) market kept climbing in 2025, with premium flowing through MGAs reaching roughly $128 billion, according to a Conning study. For Anthony Slimowicz (pictured), executive vice president and chief operating officer of MGA and Specialty Risk at Amynta Group, the more consequential number is not the size of that market but how selectively technology gets applied within it. When asked about the biggest hurdle in modernizing technology across so many lines at once, S
McQueen's $20M Ferrari shows why collector car total losses are rare (opens the original)
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A 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4*S North American Racing Team (NART) Spider first owned by actor Steve McQueen will cross the auction block in New York this November with a $15 million to $20 million estimate. For collector car insurers, a vehicle at that value is a reinsurance and valuation exercise – but one that almost never ends in a total loss, according to Bryan Ballatore, chief marketing officer at OpenRoad Insurance. Gooding Christie's announced on Sept. 10, 2026, that the car, chassis 10453, wi
Inside Relation’s push to record specialist knowledge for AI recall (opens the original)
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Douglas Turk (pictured), president of specialty at Relation Insurance Services, a Chicago-based insurance brokerage, says the fastest change happening in specialty insurance right now is not a new product line – it is how quickly brokers can turn expert knowledge into a placed policy. Turk joined Relation in October 2025 to build out its specialty platform after leading Albert G. Rubin’s entertainment risk business during his time at Aon, a firm Relation later acquired. He spoke with Insurance B
Women in Insurance Live 2026 brings Chicago's biggest crowd yet for a day of bold conversations (opens the original)
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Women in Insurance Live returned to Chicago on September 16, and this year's edition was the biggest yet. More than 500 attendees packed the Fairmont Chicago for a full day of panels, networking, and hard conversations about where the industry is headed, while the afternoon before the main event saw 200 leaders set sail on an architectural cruise along the Chicago River, trading skyline views for candid, off-the-record talk ahead of the main program. From the opening session, one theme carried t
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