mea Platform has won a new mandate from BMS Group as the broker steps up efforts to modernise its placement operations with artificial intelligence. The deal will see BMS use mea’s Broking Operations products to speed up risk placement, improve consistency and sharpen execution across its international business, according to the companies.

The move comes as brokers face heavier data loads and more complicated transactions, pushing firms to look for tools that can reduce manual work without disrupting existing systems. mea said its software is designed to automate tasks such as enquiry handling, data ingestion, document processing, market submissions and digital placement, using its proprietary insurance language model and industry knowledge graph.

BMS said the collaboration fits into a wider push to strengthen its digital capabilities and make its workflows more streamlined and technology-led. Ian Gormley, BMS UK chief executive, said the firm wants to improve efficiency and consistency in placement while also enhancing service for clients and trading partners.

The partnership also adds to mea’s growing presence in the sector. The company launched its mea Operations suite in 2025, and its technology has already been adopted by other broking and specialist insurance businesses seeking to automate core processes. Martin Henley, mea’s chief executive, said the firm’s knowledge graph is built on $400bn of transactions, a figure he said gives brokers a speed advantage in a market where timing matters.

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