Leadership

Despite market volatility and regulatory changes, insurers remain optimistic and plan to increase portfolio risk in 2025.

A through line may be emerging from Trump's scattershot applications of tariffs and rationales for them — and it's not what he and his advisers are saying. 

Without observability built into AI initiatives, insurers risk flying blind in their automation transformation efforts.

TCW Group's $3.25 billion partnership with Nippon Life signals private credit's evolution as insurers seek higher-yield investments.

Demand is high for bundles of assets like music royalties, timeshare loans, and leases for aircraft and data center space. 

Uncertainty is at a generational high in almost every aspect of our lives, creating major challenges -- and opportunities -- for insurers.

Chief risk officers must identify emerging risks to prevent investor surprises and potential shareholder litigation.

As insurers face mounting volatility, rebuilding policyholder trust through increased, more open communication becomes critical.