Steps insurers should take to become inclusive innovators
Analysis: Emma Ann Hughes explores what it will take to create an inclusive insurance industry culture that is capable of producing products and services suitable for a wider cross section of society.
Inclusive innovation, which aims to design insurance for the widest range of people possible, could be the shot in the arm the general insurance industry needs after
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