Leadership & Strategy
CSAA CEO Says ESG Efforts Are Becoming an Important Part of Insurers’ Hiring Efforts
Environmental, social and corporate governance, or ESG, is increasingly becoming an important part of the hiring process as employees seek careers that align with their values. Insurers navigating a ...
Aon: Business Leaders Say Recession Looms; What Sets Prepared Companies Apart?
Despite a majority of global business leaders expecting a recession within the next year, many still have a positive outlook on the economy. Some leaders even reported feeling very prepared heading ...
Give Up the Ghost: Practice Puts Candidate Mental Health, Carrier Reputations at Risk
A staggering three-quarters of job seekers have been ghosted by a company after a job interview, according to a recent global survey. And employers openly acknowledge that they do it. Only 27 percent ...
The Keys to Launching an InsurTech Startup in a Challenging Environment
The insurance industry has faced an onslaught of challenges over the past couple of years, from the global COVID-19 pandemic to economic and social inflation, a talent shortage, a changing climate, ...
How to Create Fully Integrated, Personalized Telematics Offerings—And Make a Profit
Today, dozens of insurers have launched telematics offerings, indicating that it is a prerequisite for remaining competitive; however, most insurers in the market are still unable to fully ...
Everest Insurance Launches Branches in France and Germany
Everest Insurance, the insurance division of Everest Re Group Ltd., announced its further expansion into the European market with the opening of two new branches in Paris, France and Düsseldorf, ...
CEO Viewpoint: How We’re Supporting Employees, Rethinking Benefits
Insurance has a reputation for being slow to evolve and steadfastly traditional. The industry has started shattering this stereotype by leaning into innovation and embracing technologies that enable ...
How to Tackle Inflation-Driven Pricing, Reserve Risk: A Coverage Fix
Annualized inflation in the U.S. topped 5 percent just once since 1981—until now. In the UK, it exceeded 3 percent only rarely since 1992, and only ever by a fraction. In France, the change in the ...