Image Outdated Infrastructure Delays Insurance Claims By Curt Hess Research shows that, despite front-end digitization, outdated claims payment infrastructure undermines insurers' efficiency and customers' trust.
Image Lessons in Managing Transformation in Insurance By Ryan Deeds Effective transformation requires focusing on change management fundamentals rather than seeking technological silver bullets.
Image We’re Losing Billions—Before We Ever Get to Court By Taylor Smith John Burge The cultural instinct on the defense side to “hold back” our strongest arguments has become a billion-dollar blind spot for the insurance industry.
Image Why to Hire Female Retirees By Risa Ryan Insurance companies can and should tap experienced female retirees for project work amid retirement inequality.
5 Strategies Reshaping Insurance in 2025 By Abhishek Peter Insurers that position themselves as risk partners—not just risk protectors—will win market share and customer loyalty.
AI Can Personalize Insurance Plans By Saurav Kumar Panda AI transforms insurance underwriting from demographic-based to behavior-driven, personalized risk assessment.
How to Balance AI and Human Touch By Fabio Sattolo AI can lessen the administrative burden for insurance agents, but automating too much of the relationship can hurt brand loyalty.
Insurance Industry Battles DEI Fatigue By Desmond Marryshow The insurance industry faces a retention crisis as voluntary turnover soars amid workplace culture challenges.
The Power of Diversity By Insurance Thought Leadership In this Future of Risk conversation, Deb Smallwood explains how breakthroughs in AI create openings to finally advance the industry's diversity goals.
How to Address Agencies' Talent Shortage By Jessica Lee Despite representing a skilled, educated, untapped talent pool, neurodiverse candidates are largely underemployed.
Lessons in Managing Transformation in Insurance By Ryan Deeds Effective transformation requires focusing on change management fundamentals rather than seeking technological silver bullets.
We’re Losing Billions—Before We Ever Get to Court By Taylor Smith John Burge The cultural instinct on the defense side to “hold back” our strongest arguments has become a billion-dollar blind spot for the insurance industry.
High-Dividend Equity Strategy Ideal For Insurers By Don Townswick Amid market volatility, dividend-focused equity strategies offer insurers stable income streams and superior risk-adjusted returns.
The New Rules of Underwriting By Andrew Kearns Many insurers lack a complete view of risk due to outdated, siloed systems that force underwriters to manually formulate risk analysis.
5 Strategies Reshaping Insurance in 2025 By Abhishek Peter Insurers that position themselves as risk partners—not just risk protectors—will win market share and customer loyalty.
Outdated Infrastructure Delays Insurance Claims By Curt Hess Research shows that, despite front-end digitization, outdated claims payment infrastructure undermines insurers' efficiency and customers' trust.
Driving Down Risk Through Predictive Telematics By Erin Gilchrist Telematics transforms insurers from claims payers to prevention partners, revolutionizing management of distracted driving.
Hazardous Misconceptions on Electrical Fires By Robert Marshall Common misconceptions about electrical fires leave policyholders vulnerable despite modern detection technologies and safety advances.
IoT Sensors Transform Winter Insurance Protection By Matteo Carbone Robin Luo IoT sensor technology emerges as critical defense against extreme weather events, presenting a huge opportunity for insurers.
Why to Hire Female Retirees By Risa Ryan Insurance companies can and should tap experienced female retirees for project work amid retirement inequality.
To Keep the Talent, Fix the System By Bryan Dooley Insurance leaders keep leaning on the “best practices” mantra, but without real investment in AI, they won't see more than incremental change.
How to Attract the Next Generation of Insurance Talent By Darren Bloomfield Insurers must modernize their workflows and invest in automation. Gen Z will refuse to tolerate systems and processes that make them inefficient.
