Tim Worstall

Tim Worstall is a fellow at the Adam Smith Institute in London, a writer here and there on this and that. He has written for the Times of London, Daily Telegraph, Express, Independent, City AM, Wall Street Journal and Philadelphia Inquirer and online for the ASI, IEA, Social Affairs Unit, Spectator, the Guardian, the Register and Techcentralstation.

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Is This the Worst Policy Ever Issued?

Tim Worstall

Worst policy ever? Letting life insurance policy holders allocate funds based on week-old information may cost Aviva a big piece of its business.

Six Things

And the Winners Are...

By Paul Carroll

The winners of the Global Innovation Awards, which the International Insurance Society and ITL handed out last week, suggest a revealing theme.

How AI is Reshaping Cyber Insurance

AI emerges as both threat and solution in cyber insurance, reshaping risk assessment and breach response.

6 Ways to Modernize Mobile Apps for Policyholders

Insurers must evolve mobile apps to meet policyholder demands and boost engagement in an increasingly digital world.

Parametric Insurance Can Protect Coral Reefs

As coral reefs face unprecedented bleaching events, parametric insurance emerges as a vital tool for protecting ecosystems.

3 Key Workplace Challenges Reshaping Business

Technology disruption, skills gaps and workplace conflict reshape modern work environments amid unprecedented change.

Geospatial Technology Helps Combat Wildfire Threat

Earth observation technology emerges as a crucial tool in predicting and fighting wildfires.

How to Tackle Key Insurance Claims Challenges

Automation helps insurers address fragmentation, security risks and rising customer expectations in claims processing.

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