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Why dead-end jobs in insurance are a thing of the past

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Shaun Geils, global head of insurance at IQ-EQ, considers how the adoption of new technology promises to transform the industry’s image from antiquated to cutting-edge.

The increasing frequency and intensity of global risks – resurgent inflation, climate change, supply chain woes, global conflict and peaking longevity – are heightening scrutiny on the insurance

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Diary of an Insurer: Axa’s Chris Walsh

Chris Walsh, commercial claims director of Axa UK, enjoys time with his two sons, reflects on a comedian-led campaign challenging perceptions of insurance careers and contemplates the evolving role of claims in a risk-driven industry.

Has the Adam Winslow hire fired the starting gun for CFC IPO?

Content Director’s View: As former Aviva and Direct Line Group CEO Adam Winslow resurfaced this week after a year-long insurance company exile at CFC, Jonathan Swift unpicks the factors that likely attracted him to the specialist insurer plus the expectations of his new private equity paymasters EQT and Vitruvian Partners.

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