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Insurance: the new kale
Rebranding the industry to appeal to fresh talent requires rethinking the human factor, writes Bri Burkhart
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Should insurers be able to control driverless cars?
Could autonomous vehicles that respond to the commands of an insurer be the perfect course correction?
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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?
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Reputation resilience
Angry stakeholders, coupled with rapid communication, can expedite the economic impact of a reputational crisis, writes Nir Kossovsky
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Taking the fight back to health insurance fraud
The cost of attempting to recover fraudulent payment far outweighs the cost of prevention
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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
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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
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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?
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Three common myths about insurance industry forecasting
Some indicators are not as useful as many forecasters have originally believed
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Data could help insurers patch premium leakage at scale
Carriers face increased risk of premium leakage as more properties throughout the country are no longer insured to value