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Yesterday, my colleagues Mark Geoghegan and Bernard Goyder outlined the current state of play in the InsurTech space. It’s an excellent read, and I encourage you to make time if you haven’t yet read it.
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I think several events this week provided perfect reminder of why the next 10-years may be less forgiving than the last decade.
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When I am interviewing prospective new reporters, I always make sure I counter any lingering impression they may have that a career in insurance journalism is going to be in any way boring.
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Discussions ahead of the midyear renewals are now beginning in earnest.
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Does size matter? RSA CEO Stephen Hester thinks it doesn’t.
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People keep asking me how I think Steve McGill and John Lloyd’s start-up will do.
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As an industry, financial services is fairly tolerant of experimentation.
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With US activist investors now settled in Europe and native species such as Scor nemesis CIAM also flourishing, what should the (re)insurer CEO or chair do when that unsolicited phone call comes?
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We would all agree that you can’t hold a pre-schooler to the same standards of behaviour as their parents.
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Next week, on Tuesday, we will be holding the second Insider Progress event, following a soft launch late last year.
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Leave clients to decide how they want to pay – it’s their money after all.
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A creeping sense of optimism stems from specialty lines