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CEO Voices – Interview with Andrew Horton, CEO of QBE

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The insurance industry is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by external forces such as rising customer expectations, the growing impact of climate change, and the rapid pace of technological advancement.

In this article, Andrew Horton, CEO of QBE - one of the world’s largest insurance companies, with operations across the US, UK, Australia, and 23 other countries -explores how artificial intelligence and the expanding capabilities of cloud computing are set to reshape the future of the industry.

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