Delegated authority
Delegated Authority Capacity
Capacity Network helps delegated authority businesses explain the controls and evidence capacity providers need before progressing to a commercial introduction.
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Submit delegated authority profileWhy Delegated Authority Reviews Need Evidence
Delegated authority creates operational and underwriting responsibility for both sides. Capacity providers need to understand binder wording, limits, controls, claims process, reporting, bordereaux quality and compliance oversight.
A weak first approach can fail because the provider cannot see enough evidence to assess authority, controls and performance.
How Capacity Network Structures the Review
The platform links delegated authority capacity requirements to required documents, appetite matching, operational maturity and controlled introduction stages.
This helps both sides move from early interest to document review, meeting, terms or decline with a clear audit trail.
Frequently asked questions
What is delegated authority capacity?
Delegated authority capacity is insurance capacity provided where underwriting or operational authority is delegated to an MGA, coverholder or similar distribution partner under agreed controls.
What documents support delegated authority capacity discussions?
Common documents include claims packs, bordereaux, loss ratios, binder wording, TOBA, compliance documents, financials and operating control evidence.
How does Capacity Network help delegated authority opportunities?
Capacity Network structures the profile, document checklist, appetite fit, conflict checks and introduction workflow for delegated authority opportunities.
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