All Opinion articles – Page 3
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FeaturesBriefing: FCA reveals anxiety over firms’ financial resilience, but is its heart in the right place?
Despite unveiling a ‘stark’ financial picture of Covid-hit brokers and intermediaries, helping firms stay in business does not seem to be the regulator’s number one priority
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Online onlyBriefing: Bitcoin … rat poison squared or exciting for insurance?
Bitcoin has enjoyed huge returns, making many rich. But can insurance help in this daring new world of cyrptocurrencies
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FeaturesBriefing: Insurers must be ‘mindful’ of recession-induced fraud
Insurance companies need to issue a war cry to customers, using transparent communications and fraud education to work together to stamp out Covid-linked fraud
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People & OpinionBlog: Adaption, when it’s necessary, it happens – 360Globalnet's Paul Stanley
Covid-19 has fast tracked digital processes for many firms. Necessity is not just the mother of invention, it is also the mother of adaptation and adoption, says Paul Stanley FCII, chief executive at insurtech 360Globalnet
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Online onlyBriefing: The end of the road for motor insurers?
Premium content: Is this the end of the road for motor insurers? Four fifths of the current UK motor market will disappear by 2040. Where will it go?
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Online onlyInnovation Blog: It's time to rethink who we are
The industry must act now to avoid another Kodak moment, says Parul Green, head of M&A and innovation for AXA UK
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Online onlyFormer Google boss on insurtech: The UK can lead
Dan Cobley, fintech investor and former Google boss, says bosses must expect disruption – or find themselves another job
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NewsInnovation Blog: The peak of inflated expectations?
The hype cycle is masking the true ‘enabling’ potential of insurtech, says Sam Evans, founder of Eos Venture Partners
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NewsInnovation blog: The demographics of innovation
Dr Edmond Smith, research fellow at the PEIC, reveals the results of his study into what makes people in insurance want to innovate, and what experiences they draw from to do it
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NewsInnovation blog: Brokers can look back to glimpse the future
Innovation in insurance broking is stifled by gridlock at the top of the decision-making tree says Konsileo’s John Warburton. Let’s put the people closest to customers in the driving seat
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NewsInnovation blog: Mr, Mrs, Mx, gender neutrality has arrived, now what?
Which insurer will be first to fully accomodate those who do not identify as either male or female? Chubb’s Ruth Polyblank charts the right path to take
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NewsInnovation blog: Premiums can go down, but dash cams aren't the answer
Kevin Kiernan, Ageas director of motor and personal lines underwriting, isn’t buying into the dash-cam hype
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NewsInnovation blog: Insurance beyond the connected car
Octo Telematics head of market intelligence and analysis Andrew Lee on how insurers should approach evolving technology
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NewsInnovation blog: Focus on technical innovation has gone too far
The last thing insurance should worry about is being innovative, says Swinton chief executive Gilles Normand
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NewsInnovation blog: the future of autonomous driving
The technology is there, but it will take time before autonomous vehicles hit the roads, DAC Beachcroft LLP parter Peter Allchorne says
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NewsInnovation blog: Insuring the future - can we put a price on smart technology?
New smart technology will soon be a part of everyday life, says Experian director of insurance Martyn Matthews. But how will the insurance industry keep up?
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NewsInnovation blog: The future of insurance might just come from ... within the industry
The insurance industry has previously not been keen to innovate but has now woken up, says Konsileo co-founder John Warburton
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NewsInnovation blog: InsTech 2016 - when the rubber hit the road?
It’s difficult to say what the future holds for InsTech. But insurers must get involved in order to keep up, says COO of Charles Taylor Managing Agency, Paolo Cuomo
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NewsInnovation blog: Driverless cars – a road to nowhere…
Autonomous vehicles makers have all got it wrong, planes and drones are the future, says Now4cover chief executive Michael Muzio
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NewsInnovation blog: Innovation in the board room
Dr Edmond Smith of Kent University’s Centre for the Study of the Political Economies of International Commerce (PEIC) examines why companies need a new approach to keep up with innovation.
