“And they essentially will underwrite your working capital for the first 18 months, two years until you get to cash flow positive, which in most of these cases is predominantly salary, right?”

Age of the MGA Podcast · S2E21 | What It Really Takes to Build a Successful MGA feat. Tim Quayle of OneAdvent

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carrier underwrites working capital for the first 18 months until the MGA is cash-flow positive, primarily covering salary

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