HeyJaredMGAA Conversations
Welcome to MGAA Conversations, the latest addition to the podcast world, hosted by Mike Keating, CEO of the Managing General Agents Association. In this exciting new series, we delve into all things related to the rapidly expanding MGA (Managing General Agent) landscape.
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037: AI in MGA Underwriting and Claims: How Data, Automation, and Efficiency Win with Gavin Lillywhite of Xceedence (opens the original)
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Modern MGAs, brokers, and insurers face pressure from every side: softening rates, rising claims, regulatory scrutiny, and impatient investors. But as Xceedence’s Gavin Lillywhite shares, meeting these headwinds means embedding robust operational controls and strategic automation, including agentic AI and efficient, customer-first claims management. This isn’t hype: it’s how 350+ Excedence clients have found quick wins and long-term ROI, even as the competitive landscape shifts. Sharpen your kno
036: Behind the Curtain: Lessons from a Lifetime Shaping Insurance Law with Michael Payton (opens the original)
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Insurance law is rarely front-page news until someone like Michael Peyton enters the room. In this energetic, wide-ranging conversation, Clyde & Co's long-standing chairman unpacks stories from the Shergar mystery and Piper Alpha, right through to the AI ‘hallucinations’ haunting today’s legal work. Expect sharp takes on AI’s real risks (for insurers and claimants), why regulation’s tougher stance might actually be paying off, and the secret to inspiring the next generation of industry talent. W
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