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InsurTech in the Public Markets: Lessons From the Rush That Put Them in Hot Water
For the last eight years, InsurTech has had an incredible run. Capital has poured into privately-held companies tackling opportunities across the industry. Every quarter seemed to attract more and ...
Talent Officers Speak Their Minds
Seven talent officers recently spoke to Carrier Management about what's special about their jobs. Here, we captured some of the highlights of what they said. From navigating the shift to fully remote ...
ILS for Casualty: The Backstory of Ledger Investing
In the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew's $15.5 billion in insured losses in 1992, insurance-linked securities emerged to distribute a portion of future property-catastrophe risk to investors. At the ...
Goodbye Google, Hello Insurance: Problem Solver Works on AI Platform for Claims Adjusters
Tom Vykruta, chief executive officer and co-founder at InsurTech EvolutionIQ, is no stranger to solving hard problems. Problem solver was essentially the job description for the relative newcomer to ...
Stop the Deluge: Why P/C Leaders Should Rethink Project Management
After much deliberation and seemingly endless back-and-forth, strategic goals and objectives for the year are now set. Many company executives already have a good idea of the initiatives they want ...
The Convincing Side of Change
Struggling with people resisting making the changes you know you need to make in your organization? Don't know how to get buy-in from people so that you can change things for the better? Challenged ...
5 Tips to Keep Employees From Leaving
It's been called "The Great Resignation," "The Great Migration," "The Big Quit," etc., but whatever name you give it, employees from all industries are still quitting in droves. Some are seeking ...
Leadership Conundrum: Can Corporate Culture Survive Remote Work Models?
As the world enters the third year of the pandemic, employees in the insurance industry expect to maintain workplace flexibility—a hybrid model—even after COVID-19 infection rates dwindle to safe ...