US leads in life insurance, but implementing Europe's mandatory risk component could boost growth.
ITL Partner: International Insurance Society
IIS serves as the inclusive voice of the industry, providing a platform for both private and public stakeholders to promote resilience, drive innovation, and stimulate the development of markets. The IIS membership is diverse and inclusive, with members hailing from mature and emerging markets representing all sectors of the re/insurance industry, academics, regulators and policymakers. As a non-advocative organization, the IIS serves as a neutral platform for active collaboration and examination of issues that shape the future of the global insurance industry. Its signature annual event, the Global Insurance Forum, is considered the premier industry conference and is attended by 500+ insurance leaders from around the globe.
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Fueling Innovation with Data-Driven Decisions
by Corey Pinkham, President, The Jacobson Group
As technology reshapes the insurance industry at record speed, the organizations that thrive will be those bold enough to transform their culture, elevate their skills, and embrace data as their competitive edge.
Opportunity Amid Uncertainty: Embracing a More Flexible Approach
BlackRock’s 2025 Global Insurance Report touches on the key themes and trends identified across various regions and insurance types. Given the various market and industry dynamics, insurers are actively making changes across multiple dimensions of their businesses.
2025 Sustainability Report: Humanity and the Future
At Kyobo Life, we believe that people are our most valuable assets. The theme “Humanity and the Future” embodies our unwavering commitment to human-centered management, as we strive to be a company of the people, by the people, and for the people.
Will Human Advisors Survive the Age of AI?
Human advice remains the most powerful and effective method in life insurance sales, however change is evitable. As generative and agentic AI begin to reshape the industry there must be clear guardrails to ensure the responsible use of this technology within the regulatory boundaries.




