Faster, Connected, Responsive: How Tech Is Shaping Tomorrow's Insurance

Johnson Lambert's Murphy: New Rule on Fair Value Set to Alter Insurer's Results

NAIC's Gann: Insurers Should Follow Investment and Credit Loss Issues

Sapiens' Pettit: Accessing the Fruits of Insurtech Starts at the Core

GIA's Hemesath: Accelerator Gives Smaller Insurers a Path to Tech Innovation

Demands Mount on Insurance CFOs, Mostly Non-Financial

Brotherhood's Robison: Planning for Job Succession Crucial to Growth

Western Union's Vyskocil: Consumers Expect Immediate, Enhanced Insurance Billing

Insurity's Victor: When Adopting New Technology, Start With Standard, Then Customize

Microsoft's Silverman: Artificial Intelligence Poised to Remake Claims, Underwriting

AdvantageGo's Sutton: Some Insurers Reluctant to Pick Up the Pace of Tech Adoption

SS&C's Pallone: Technology Succeeds When There's Willingness to Change

It's Not About Watching Insurance Competitors, It's All About the Customer

Input 1's Greenbaum: Focus on Convenience Before Price

Plateau's Graham: 'Odd-Lot' Investing Helps Smaller Insurers Make Targeted Investments

Grinnell's Eaves: Much of Insurtech Driven by Insurers Disrupting Themselves

Hartford's Bourke: Agile Project Management Delivers Benefits to Users Sooner

Miles Capital's Boal: Today's Low-Rate Investing Environment May Not Be Here to Stay

West Bend's Dunn: Artificial Intelligence Is Promising Management Tool

Duck Creek's Yohn: Talent Gap Has Insurers Pursuing New Processing Strategies

Hyland's Hanna: Insurtech Is Pressuring Insurers to Firm Up Their Tech Base

Nolan's Discher: Outrunning the Market Means Deploying People Just as Quickly

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