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Social Inflation Hits Insurers, Not Economies
You know things are bad when the term "nuclear" is deemed inadequate to describe the rise in legal verdicts against corporations. "Thermonuclear" is the new term coined by the public relations and ...
7 Tips for Developing Future Leaders
"What's in it for me?" Employees are more likely to feel invested in learning and development programs if they know how the training actually applies to their daily responsibilities and how it will ...
Fractional Executives: An Option for Retirees
There's a huge wave of baby boomers retiring from insurance companies over the next few years. "These companies are losing senior executives en masse," says Ira Ziff, founder and president of ...
The Role of the Fractional Executive in the Insurance Industry
In a relatively short time, the gig economy has revolutionized the way we live and work. Ridesharing apps like Uber and Lyft changed the way we get around. Delivery services like DoorDash, GrubHub ...
Electric Vehicles and the New Frontier They Represent for Auto Insurers
Electric vehicles (EVs) and internal combustion engines could not be more different in some respects, but there's one thing they have in common: They both represent a transformational shift in how ...
Alignment = Profit (or Problem)
As we brainstormed content for Carrier Management's second-quarter 2023 edition, with features about profit-making engines of P/C insurers and features about the uses of AI, I didn't sense a theme ...
InsurTechs: Disrupters, Partners or Both?
Whether InsurTechs should disrupt legacy systems in insurance with new technology or simply partner with insurers to introduce new efficiencies to existing technology is a question that's been on the ...
Another Soft Market Is Inevitable
In recent weeks, executives of brokers and carriers have been delivering mixed messages about conditions in the commercial insurance market. "The long curve, the larger trend, is bending in a ...