Manal Tjiou

Marketing Executive, REG Technologies

Manal Tjiou is an Insurance Executive at REG Technologies, supporting marketing initiatives that help insurance firms stay informed on regulatory developments, compliance challenges, and emerging industry trends.

With five years of marketing experience and two years at REG, Manal works across field marketing, event planning, and campaign activity, helping deliver content and engagement initiatives tailored to insurance professionals.

Her work focuses on communicating complex compliance and regulatory topics in a clear and accessible way, supporting brokers, MGAs, insurers, and regulated businesses navigating an evolving market landscape.

Manal regularly contributes to content covering regulatory compliance, MGA operations, and wider compliance considerations affecting insurance organisations today.

Key areas of focus include:

Regulatory compliance communications
MGA market developments and engagement
Insurance marketing and industry events
Compliance-focused content and thought leadership
Insurance technology awareness and education

Manal brings a structured, industry-focused perspective to insurance marketing and compliance-related communications.

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Role
Insurance Executive

Marketing Experience
5 Years

REG Experience
2 Years

Focus
Compliance Communications

Insights from Manal Tjiou

Insights on regulatory compliance, MGAs, insurance industry developments, and the evolving role of compliance within regulated businesses.

The Future of MGA Collaboration: Tech Innovation as the Key Differentiator

MGAs are a trailblazer in the insurance market and their expertise and nimbleness should not only be appreciate and recognised, It should also be leveraged by all insurance intermediaries (Brokers, Carriers, insurers and reinsurers)...

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What Regulatory Compliance Metrics Should You Measure (An Insurance Leader’s Guide)

Insurance and financial services firms are required to comply with regulatory laws, ensuring their compliance programs are effective and that they avoid financial crime and other legal repercussions. To ensure that organisations’ compliance frameworks are working and that they’re being proactive about risk, they must quantify and measure them. This is where defining clear compliance Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) comes in. This article further dives into the importance of measuring regulatory compliance in insurance, the role of defining clear compliance KPIs, lists ten key metrics to measure and touches on how technology helps with the measuring and reporting process.

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The Future of MGA Collaboration: Tech Innovation as the Key Differentiator

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Top 9 Challenges the Insurance Sector Must Prepare For Before 2026

As the insurance industry moves through a period of rapid change, long-standing models and frameworks are being tested by new technologies, evolving customer expectations and emerging global risks. These shifts are reshaping how insurers operate, compete, and deliver value, making it essential for leaders to stay ahead of what’s coming next. With 2026 on the horizon, understanding the pressures building across the market can help insurers make smarter decisions, strengthen resilience, and position themselves for sustained success.

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The Role of MGAs in the Insurance Value Chain

Managing General Agents (MGAs) play a pivotal role in the distribution chain, serving as a crucial bridge between insurers, reinsurers, carriers, brokers and the market as a whole. Their specialism and innovativeness position them as vital pioneers in the insurance market and enable them to underwrite risk that can't be easily covered by a traditional insurance firm.

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The Future of Insurance: Hybrid VS Remote

The Future of Work in Insurance: Hybrid VS Remote

The insurance sector is undergoing unprecedented transformations in working models, driven by rapid technological advancements, shifting employee expectations and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, giving rise to the growing adoption of hybrid and remote work settings.

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How Can Insurance Leaders Build And Maintain a Pervasive Compliance Culture

In the insurance industry, compliance often feels like a never-ending burden – slowing down and confusing all departments of an organisation. However, this issue doesn’t necessarily come from compliance itself, but more from thinking of compliance as a tick-box and frustrating exercise, rather than embedding it within a firm’s culture and considering it as a defining and primary element of a successful business.

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10 Compliance Mistakes the Insurance Industry Can’t Afford to Ignore

Significant compliance mistakes can cause insurance firms considerable monetary and reputational harm. Although these mistakes can be made unintentionally, most of them can be avoided with proper training, research and solid RegTech systems in place...

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The Current State of Young People’s Employment in the Insurance Market

The war for younger talent in the insurance industry is an ongoing issue that many employers in the market are grappling with. Whether it’s the current number of younger ones working in insurance or ways to attract them into the industry, it’s a shared burden that many recruitment agencies and businesses are working very hard to overcome.

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6 Crucial Characteristics that Make a Good Compliance Person

With 74% of insurance and financial services professionals reporting that the regulatory burden has increased dramatically over the last couple of years, non-compliance and relying solely on legacy processes is no longer feasible in the long term. Now more than ever, the role of compliance leaders and the influence they have in the market is crucial and can make or a break an entire firm.

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Driving Compliance Efficiency for Life Insurers with RegTech

The life insurance industry is facing numerous challenges that impact efficiency within compliance functions, including manual processes, heightened regulatory scrutiny, data silos, and the increasing difficulty of attracting skilled professionals. These inefficiencies slow down business operations, increase the risk of compliance errors, and strain resources. However, technology solutions, particularly RegTech, presents an opportunity to modernise how life insurers operate by enhancing efficiency, improving accuracy, and optimising resources...

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