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Generation work at home
In order to survive, the insurance industry needs to court the next generation with the promise of remote work, writes Tony Cañas
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Is insurtech a business imperative for agents?
Do insurance agents need to jump on the insurtech bandwagon or risk being left behind?
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How is trade protectionism affecting insurance?
As the US and China continue to lob tariffs at each other, what new risks should the industry be monitoring?
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Keeping it simple
Customers long for a simpler insurance-buying process – and those who can deliver it will be rewarded, writes Ryan Collier
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Beyond branding
Image is important – but reputational risks can’t be addressed by the marketing department alone, writes Nir Kossovsky
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Front and center
Adopting centralized decisioning will allow insurers to meet disruption head-on, writes Kevin Deveau
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How can governments help more after natural disasters?
Is post-catastrophe coordination between governments and insurers in need of an overhaul?
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The claim on client data
Data is the new currency, and we must protect it and invest in it wisely, writes Stephen Cheeseman
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What can be done to close the flood insurance gap?
Despite the increased likelihood of flooding across the US, many homeowners still don’t carry flood insurance
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A standout brand
Cutting through the noise in a flooded market is key, writes Lindsey Elias, and it starts with your agency’s brand