Features
Actuary to Actuary: Understanding Racism in the Workplace
Events in 2020 that included protests in response to the brutal killings of several unarmed Black people—George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery to name a few—reignited passionate ...
Racism in Insurance: How Things Can Change
Move out of your comfort zone. Embrace failure. The two ideas are ever-present in articles telling property/casualty insurance leaders what they need to do to create innovative cultures and build the ...
Insuring the Freelance Economy
There are some 65 million freelance workers in the U.S. today. By 2027, that number will grow to 87 million—and that means most of the workforce will be freelancers. More than half not working for ...
How to Invest in People
No, this article is not about money. This article is about time. And people. And how your investment in them can bring great returns. When you take the time to invest in people, you invest in ...
20 Editor’s Picks for 2020 (Slideshow): AI, Social Inflation, Talent and More
In a year where news about COVID-19 dominated the headlines, Carrier Management published feature content in line with its mission to deliver both leadership and insurance themes to today's industry ...
Executive Viewpoint: 2021 Will Bring Bolder Bets on InsurTech Innovation
Change came in many forms this year, as a global pandemic and numerous catastrophes sent shockwaves through the world and insurance community, leaving us all with a new perspective. Across the board, ...
4 Ways Your Company Should Use Technology to Support Customers in an Era of Social Distancing
COVID-19 has impacted many areas of property/casualty insurance, but perhaps the most challenging is that it has fundamentally changed the way agents must meet and engage with prospects. Social ...
2021: A Year of Digital Convergence for Large Commercial Risks
Over 25 years leading RMS, and now even more so with my new colleagues at Archipelago, I've developed an affinity for the built environment: the hazards and risks of these assets, the imperatives for ...