Viewpoints
CEO Viewpoints: On Michigan, California and Litigation ‘Leeches’
"Michigan—not so great." The easy-to-overlook observation about insurance risk, delivered by Elizabeth Heck, chief executive officer of Greater New York Insurance Companies, during a panel ...
Viewpoint: Risks for D&O Insurers Exploring the New Frontier of Gen AI
Is the world being overtaken by robots? While the answer to that question is clearly "no" — or at least, "not yet" — it seems that the focus of nearly every industry and business media outlet is ...
AI-Powered Insurance Product Development Is Going to Take Some Powering Through
No doubt, AI is a hot topic in the insurance world these days. It brings so many possibilities to make us more effective and efficient.
CEO Viewpoint: Predict and Prevent Just Makes Economic Sense
Last year, U.S. P/C insurers incurred a $21.2 billion net underwriting loss, only slightly improved from a $24.9 billion underwriting loss recorded in 2022. Roughly $65 ...
The Golden Triangle of Technology
Three technologies are having a profound impact on how insurance can help manage and mitigate risk:
Internet of Things (IoT) technology is supplying large amounts of ...
Why Do I Need a Lawyer? I Was Just Out for a Walk
During a recent webinar, an insurance company representative imagined the thought process of potential plaintiffs who might consider calling a lawyer.
If you ask Carrier Management's Guest Editor Michael (Fitz) Fitzgerald to describe his career path to his current role as Insurance Industry Advisor for SAS Institute, ... When Eos Venture Partners invested in a cyber recovery firm, it had yet to generate significant profit. But Fenix24 has since had a ...
U.S. E&S Sector Is Booming…But Is it Too Much Business to Handle?
The excess and surplus lines and specialty insurance market is booming and looks set to continue its upward trajectory. The question is whether the sector currently has the resources to take ...
Meet CM’s Guest Editor: SAS Institute’s Fitz Fitzgerald
VC Insights: Putting the Focus on Insurers, Not Silicon Valley