Executive Profiles
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In recent years, insurance companies made great strides in attracting, retaining and developing diverse talent to ensure they have a diverse and inclusive workforce. Markel is one insurer that is working hard to make notable progress in this area, and with the recent opening of its new office in Paris, developing diverse talent in the region is one of its key priorities. -
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Depression is now the leading cause of disability in the world. Companies need to start by acknowledging that, and then open to the door to help employees, said Noreen McMullan, chief people officer, AXIS.
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The talent shortfall facing the insurance industry isn't helped by talk of technology replacing people, said Rohit Verma, CEO, Crawford & Company.
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For $40 a month, bad actors can use ransomware as a service to attack businesses, said Scott Sayce, global head of cyber for Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty and Allianz Group.
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Lloyd's is expecting claims from the Ukraine/Russia war to be an earnings event, not a capital event, said Hank Watkins, regional director of the Americas for Lloyd’s. He spoke with Insider Engage at the RIMS conference in San Francisco.
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The overall hard market has exacerbated the cyber insurance market, said Mario Vitale, CEO of Resilience Cyber Insurance Solutions. He spoke with Insider Engage at RIMS 2022 in San Francisco.
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The cyber market remains turbulent due to increased claims, said Bob Parisi, head of cyber solutions North America, Munich Re. He spoke with Insider Engage at the RIMS 2022 conference in San Francisco.
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As social inflation continues to drive increases in claims severity, juries should know when plaintiffs are backed by third-party litigation funding, said Mike Fallon, president of major accounts, Liberty Mutual Global Risk Solutions. He spoke with Insider Engage at RIMS 2022 in San Francisco.
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From climate change to geopolitical risks to cyber attacks, insurers are trying to navigate unsure ground. Here are the highlights of exclusive Insider Engage interviews with key executives at RIMS 2022 in San Francisco.
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It may be impossible to stop cyber attacks altogether, but companies can take steps to become cyber resilient, said David Shluger, vice president, Cyber Risk Engineering, Zurich North America. Shluger spoke with Insider Engage at RIMS 2022 in San Francisco.
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The environmental insurance market continues to evolve and grow, said John O'Brien, head of environmental for Ascot Group. He spoke with Insider Engage at the RIMS 2022, conference in San Francisco.
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Property damage, forced abandonment, currency and convertibility are among the political risk coverages potentially exposed, said Laura Burns, SVP, US Political Risks, America, WTW said during an interview with Insider Engage at RIMS in San Francisco.
