Viewpoints
Embracing the ‘Future of Work’ in Insurance
As a native of St. Lucia in the Caribbean, I knew immediately when I moved to the United States that I was different. From an early age, seeking to understand others was the primary way in which I ...
Chubb’s Greenberg: On War, Ex-CAT Reporting and Insurance Profits
When Chubb published its 2021 annual report online this week, it contained more than the details of the best year in the company's history. As in past years, the chief executive commented on world ...
Why Carriers Aren’t Being Commoditized, but Value-ized
Big tech companies with relevant consumer data have been eyeing the insurance industry for the past few years and looking at how they can use their insights into customer behavior to reinvent the ...
Illusory Coverage: A Legal or an Ethical Issue?
Recently I was reading an article from the University of Pennsylvania Law Review titled "The Illusory Coverage Doctrine: A Critical Review." According to the article, the Illusory Coverage Doctrine ...
Executive Viewpoint: In the Competition for Top Talent, Innovation Matters
In today's highly competitive job market, attracting the right talent is not just about money. It isn't necessarily about offering flextime or office perks, either. For most would-be employees, ...
Commercial Litigation Funding and Social Inflation: A Non-Sequitur
Voices in the insurance industry have recently called for the regulation of commercial litigation funding on the ground that it is "a key driver of social inflation." Such calls to action lack ...
Is It Time to Sell the Building?
Even though representatives of Lloyd's of London prepared the world for the news last year, last month's headlines prompted some stunned reactions. One of those headlines—"Lloyd's Weighs Future of ...
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 ...