Welcome to the latest edition of Broking Business – November 2026, featuring the latest articles and industry updates from our Insurance Intermediaries team.
As regulatory expectations continue to evolve and technological innovation accelerates, brokers and MGAs face increasing pressure to adapt while maintaining strong governance and operational resilience.
In this edition, we look at the major FRS 102 accounting changes now affecting the sector, the new operational incident and third-party reporting requirements introduced by the FCA and PRA, and the practical governance lessons that can help firms adopt artificial intelligence responsibly and effectively.
These insights are designed to help insurance intermediaries stay ahead of change, manage emerging risks and seize new opportunities with confidence.
Read the latest articles and industry updates
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Operational incident and third-party reporting: What brokers and MGAs need to do before March 2027
New FCA and PRA rules on operational incident and third-party reporting take effect in March 2027. Learn what brokers and MGAs need to do to prepare.
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FRS 102 brings big changes for insurance brokers and MGAs in 2026
FRS 102 amendments are now in force. Learn how the 2026 changes affect insurance brokers and MGAs, including revenue recognition, profit commission and lease accounting.
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AI in insurance: Governance as the accelerator
Learn how insurance brokers can manage AI risk, strengthen governance and meet FCA expectations using a practical framework for accountability and oversight.
