Opinion

Is the insurance industry ready for the self-driving vehicles revolution?

Marketing terms are giving consumers a false sense of comfort

Reputation resilience

Angry stakeholders, coupled with rapid communication, can expedite the economic impact of a reputational crisis, writes Nir Kossovsky

IFRS 17 success: Why it’s all about the data

The new standard should fundamentally change the accounting process for all entities issuing insurance contracts

Rise of the entrepreneur

A confluence of opportunity, diversification and technological innovation has led established business icons to embed themselves in the global insurance industry, writes Geoff Stooke

The risk of a reputation

A maelstrom of social media, high stakeholder expectations and public discontent is driving the frequency and severity of reputational crises – and the insurance industry itself is not exempt

Should medical marijuana be covered by workers' comp?

Even as support for marijuana legalization continues to grow, the implications for workers' comp remain unclear

The digitization of trust

Clients won’t stop relying on your advice, writes Philipp Kristian Diekhöner, but you can expect them to seek it out online

Thriving in a small town

Despite an increasingly competitive marketplace, Ives Insurance Brokers president Jeff Ives explains how the Canadian broker has continued to thrive in this evolving industry

How market segmentation can help insurers stay ahead

Lessons can be learned from Google's entrance into insurance

Why isn’t my gadget claim settled in three seconds when insurtechs can?

An in-depth look at a claimant’s case and how it presents opportunities for insurers