Opinion

Is there still a glass ceiling in insurance?

Despite a predominately female workforce, only a fraction of the industry’s high-level positions are filled by women

AOB issue finally headed to Florida’s Supreme Court

Former Justice has his say on assignment of post-loss claim benefits

Insurance: the new kale

Rebranding the industry to appeal to fresh talent requires rethinking the human factor, writes Bri Burkhart

Should insurers be able to control driverless cars?

Could autonomous vehicles that respond to the commands of an insurer be the perfect course correction?

Should insurers be involved in providing healthcare?

Are major insurers’ recent moves into the healthcare space a good idea, or should they stick to what they know best?

Reputation resilience

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

Taking the fight back to health insurance fraud

The cost of attempting to recover fraudulent payment far outweighs the cost of prevention

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

Using data analytics to cut insurance claim costs

With more insurance claims than ever, it takes more money and time to manage all the data that arises

Do you agree with FEMA’s amendments to the NFIP?

FEMA has announced plans to overhaul the NFIP and expand the private flood insurance market. But is it enough?