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‘Insurance brokers aren’t going anywhere any time soon’: Behind Azur’s decision to structure as a Managing Digital Agent

  • A lot of tech firms are trying to disintermediate insurance brokers.
  • Azur took a different approach of trying to empower them.
Michael Deleon | May 30, 2019
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