Brokers

Marsh McLennan agreed to buy smaller rival McGriff Insurance Services in a $7.8 billion cash transaction, marking its largest ever deal.

Preparation and planning are vital to a successful sale or merger of your agency.

In the context of quick pricing, artificial intelligence can play a key role in formulating customer segments and creating appropriate policy packages.

The Big "I" has selected Indiana's Todd Jackson as its chairman for 2024-2025.

The property and casualty insurance broker closed an IPO raising $187 million.

Bryan Davis, EVP and head of VIU by HUB shares how brokers are utilizing technology and details its impact on the customer experience. 

There are three unique payments workflows that complement different types of business models.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance professionals to ask how they define a copilot.

Nationwide and Petco news, plus Chubb's StreamLabs launches Scout and more.

The industry's digital transformation is ushering in a new era of risk management. By embracing cloud-based solutions, streamlining processes and integrating automation.

NFP Chief Executive Officer Doug Hammond will continue to lead the business as an independent, connected platform within Aon, reporting to Aon President Eric Andersen.

Telehealth providers and their insurance carriers must re-examine practices and processes to ensure that they remain compliant.

Much of MGAs' success can be attributed to how versatile they can be.

The deal is expected to be completed later this year, subject to regulatory approval. Marsh did not disclose the terms of the deal.

Agency networks and associations provide benefits historically harder to come by as a standalone business or agency.

CoverForce, a new insurtech API, has partnered with the ISU network for independent agents to help its members reach new customers.

It is important to leverage human-in-the-loop processes, rather than automating them away, and to surface relevant information for agents to help contextualize interactions with policyholders.

Half the insurance workforce will retire over the next 15 years and the key to surviving the shift will be capturing, sharing and scaling the institutional knowledge of their most experienced producers.

Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Acrisure is expected to be valued at well over $20 billion in an initial public offering, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing confidential information.

Digital platform automates building towers of business policies