The Good Neighbor
Life could not have been better for Merritt Farren.
After a high-level career as Amazon's Associate ...
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Getting the Embedded Ecosystem Right
Consumer expectations are fundamentally reshaping how insurance is delivered and experienced. Rather than purchasing insurance as a separate transaction, today's ...
Artificial Intelligence on Trial: What Recent Lawsuits Reveal About Casualty Exposure
In recent years, the debate around artificial intelligence has shifted from speculation about future capabilities to urgent conversations about real-world impact.
If negotiation is the job, as Ronald Morrison wrote in the first article of this series, then the first offer is often the moment that defines success. Commercial lines underwriting is at a critical turning point. Traditional models built on manual ... Gather a group of 20, 30 or even 50 P/C insurance executives in a room and ask, "Who here wants their company to miss achieving its strategic goals?" or "Who wants to ... The Cayman Islands have a story familiar to many in insurance—entering the industry unexpectedly from somewhere else. In fact, the ... Dan Schuleman, the co-founder and chief executive officer of Qumis, unhappily remembers a time when he worked as outside coverage counsel for an insurance company ... Risk models aren't just actuarial artifacts anymore; they're strategic assets. Or at least, they should be, and the use of AI is accelerating the opportunities. 
The Power of the First Offer: Anchoring, Evidence and the Battle for Perception
Rebuilding Commercial Lines Underwriting: Smarter, Simpler and More Strategic
Should Company Size Determine a Carrier’s ERM Practices?
Anchored in Maritime Roots, the Cayman Islands Set Sail for Reinsurance Opportunities
Is This Claim Covered? Lawyer-Built AI Drafts Coverage Letters in Minutes
Reimagining Homeowners Insurance in the AI-Powered Claims Era
Historically, the insurance claims process was built on paper files, and that infrastructure has not fundamentally changed in more than 100 years. It's long overdue for a refresher. Even as carriers ...
Are Your Risk Prediction Models at Risk of Falling Asleep at the Wheel?