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Setting Up a Safety Nest: When Cheap Insurance Still Excludes Millions
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, there were tens of millions of Americans driving without insurance—a problem that the financial stresses of the pandemic may have exacerbated. Whether the ...
Rounding a Corner With Insurance Talent
One of my favorite places to visit when I'm in Manhattan is Hudson River Park. The waterfront pathway bends in several spots, and with the right timing, you can catch some beautiful sunsets over the ...
6 Emerging Risks to Watch: From Glacial Floods to More Destructive Wildfires
In this edition of Risk Alerts, we highlight toxins in children's makeup, glacial floods, pollution's impact on mental health, wildfires, food addiction and superbugs. Perilous play time. A study by ...
InsurTech Tackles Underserved Homeowners Market: Uninformed Buyers
Ian Gutterman doesn't think there's any underserved market of people who need cheap insurance. "There's plenty of that available," says Gutterman, a longtime investor and industry analyst, whose ...
The Math of Homeowners Deductibles
People who work in the insurance industry probably buy homeowners policies with high deductibles, an industry investor-turned-InsurTech-founder told Carrier Management recently. They understand the ...
Google’s Champion of Holistic Insurance: Karna’s Journey Continues
Like many people who have met Dr. Henna Karna, Google's general manager of Global Industry Solutions in Insurance, Reinsurance and Risk Management, it's hard for a journalist not to be impelled by ...
The Waves of Innovation in InsurTech: Reflections From a First Wave Startup Co-Founder
The world of InsurTech has changed dramatically since 2015, when I teamed up with my MIT classmate, Rashmi Melgiri, to found CoverWallet. Our goal was to reinvent commercial insurance leveraging data ...
Where Are They Now?
Have you ever wondered what happened to the people who appeared on Carrier Management covers in the years since we profiled them? We sure do. Even though their follow-up stories don't always continue ...