Leadership & Strategy
CEO Viewpoint: Social Inflation Creating Friction Between Insurers, Policyholders
Social inflation has been a much-talked-about term in the insurance industry recently, but Heather Wilson, CEO at CLARA Analytics, says a lack of awareness among consumers is creating friction ...
How Long Will Your Moat Protect You? Understanding Business Models and Moat Mortality
Insurance companies, like all companies regardless of industry, should have several management capabilities: a strategy to differentiate themselves in the marketplace, a business model to enable the ...
State Farm Still Dealing With Return of Its Workforce: CEO Tipsord
State Farm CEO Michael Tipsord said the nation's top property/casualty insurer will likely never be the same following the pandemic — and that may be a good thing. "I don't think we'll ever go back ...
Bridging the InsurTech Divide with Data in 2023
The magic word to bridge a widening gap between successful and underperforming InsurTechs in 2023 is "data," according to a group of InsurTech experts who spoke with Carrier Management about their ...
Embroker: Cybersecurity a Top Investment Focus for Startup Founders in 2023
Cybersecurity concerns will likely remain a focus for startup founders in 2023, according to the recent Embroker Cyber Risk Index: Startup Edition, published today. The report said startup founders ...
Executive Viewpoint: Key Strategies to Attract NextGen Talent to the Insurance Industry
Two of the most critical talent issues facing insurance companies are recruitment and retention. Retention is essential for controlling costs, sustaining company culture and maintaining client ...
Small Biz Commercial Underwriting Needs Real-Time Data, Transparency: NeuralMetrics CEO
Name, address, and email or website. Those are the bits of information that InsurTech data provider NeuralMetrics needs to deliver a classification code and risk insights about small businesses to ...
Going the Distance: How P/C Insurers Can Put Strategic Plans Into Action
I think everyone will agree that planning what direction a company will take for the next few years takes a bit of effort. After all the workshops, one-on-one meetings, risk and data analysis, and ...