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AI With a Human Touch: Hi Marley CEO Says Insurers Should Strive to Be Loved
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Mike Greene, CEO and Co-Founder, Hi Marley, says that "love" and "trust" aren't terms currently used by customers to ...
Hamilton Re’s CEO Reardon on the Future of Insurance
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Kathleen Reardon, CEO, Hamilton Re Q: What major changes do you see on the horizon for the property/casualty insurance ...
Munich Re, US CEO Kuczinski on the Future of Insurance
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Tony Kuczinski, President and CEO of Munich Re, US Q: What major changes do you see on the horizon for the ...
Travel Industry Path Likely for Insurers: Online Sales Replacing Agents, Exec Says
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Rashmi Melgiri, Co-Founder, CoverWallet, sees online distribution of most P/C insurance products as an inevitability, ...
Capacity Is a Commodity, InsurTech Leader Says
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Mike Albert, Co-Founder, Ask Kodiak, sees some disrupters working around commercial insurance carriers instead of with ...
Who Said It? Executives Predict the Future of Insurance
FROM THE ARCHIVES: A VINTAGE CARRIER MANAGEMENT ARTICLE FROM 2017. The prediction, delivered by Standard & Poor's Director Tracey Dolin-Benguigui at an S&P conference earlier this year, may ...
Disrupting Distribution Not Easy, Swiss Re Exec Says
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Keith Wolfe, President US P/C—Regional and National, Swiss Re Q: What major changes do you see on the horizon for the ...
Insurers Gear Up for Tech, Big Data Future
This article is part of Carrier Management's series on the Future of Insurance. Brian Hemesath, Managing Director, Global Insurance Accelerator, cites a famous example of retailer Target's use of big ...