Opinion: Wage inflation shows us the insurance talent pipeline is broken
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Opinion: Wage inflation shows us the insurance talent pipeline is broken

Rachel Dalton
25 April 2022
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Since our exploration of wage inflation in the London market in February, the war for talent has continued to rage, driving increasing concerns from senior management that the salary arms race is unsustainable.

As detailed two months ago, staff costs rocketed over 2021 in both broking and underwriting, thanks to market-specific factors including the hardening market, the broking “supercycle” and start-ups looking to hire top talent.

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