Latin Agents Urge Insurers to Join the Hispanic Market Explosion

As the Hispanic population surpasses 40 million with a combined purchasing power of more than $700 million, the insurance industry is keeping its eye on this ever-growing market segment. Hispanic agents and Latin agent insurance associations are playing an increasingly important role in representing minority agents and consumers, according to ...

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