Strategy
How to Lead Your Team to True Innovation
Despite its status as a risk-averse industry, the world of insurance is embracing innovation as a necessary part of its continued relevance. Choosing to do nothing was a strategic choice for some ...
MGU SageSure: Only ‘Hands-Off’ Carriers Seeking Coastal Biz Welcomed
SageSure, a managing general underwriter that uses technology to profitably write residential coastal properties for a handful of carriers, might entertain more carrier partnerships—but only with ...
Low-Code/No-Code Technology: A Natural Progression for Legacy Insurance Automation
To thrive in a challenging, dynamic business landscape while driving consistent business outcomes, insurers need to look beyond stop-gap, makeshift technology solutions. They need proactive, ...
Triple Threat: Carrier-InsurTech-Agent Partnerships Transforming Commercial Lines
COVID-19 has changed many things in the insurance industry. Seemingly overnight everyone is working from home and the companies with the best digital customer experiences have the advantage. Yet, ...
QBE NA Reveals Its Identity With Jones at the Helm
For Todd Jones, a great moment comes when a former client from his days at Willis Towers Watson calls and wants to do business with him. Now, as chief executive officer of QBE North America, Jones ...
Sony Will Take Full Control of Listed Financial Arm for $3.7B
Sony Corp said on Tuesday it will turn its listed financial arm, Sony Financial Holdings Inc, into a wholly owned unit through a tender offer worth about 400 billion yen ($3.72 billion). The deal ...
From Insurer COO to Reinsurer CEO: Andrade Rolls Up His Sleeves at Everest Re
Although his early dreams of covering world events as a foreign correspondent were never realized, Juan Andrade, the new chief executive of Everest Re, has seen and done almost everything in the ...
InsurTechs Will Not Shape the Industry’s Future Alone
InsurTech was once the Wild West of the insurance industry. Many of InsurTech's early players came from outside insurance after observing the industry struggle to deliver what was, in their view, a ...