Matthew Grant

Trust in insurance has been dealt a double blow in 2020 -- and resolving that must be a priority in 2021.

I’ve been building and reviewing business plans for years and come across great free resources to help me along the way. Here they are.

These companies are worth considering as examples of how parametric insurance works, and what the future might look like.

It’s worth looking beyond COVID-19 to consider a funding mechanism that can radically change the most basic nature of insurance.

Maybe, at last, we can move beyond accepting that pet insurance is the best we can do when it comes to introducing innovation.

The future of insurance is not going to be about making buying insurance fun; it will be about making insurance disappear.

Want to generate underwriting income without raising massive amounts of capital or waiting a year to get regulated? Consider an MGA.

New catastrophe threats are emerging, to non-physical assets. The modeling tools of the last couple of decades are no longer sufficient.

The quality of data on U.S. property improved for 15 years -- then progress stopped. Why? Can't insurtech fix the problem?

Are companies not interested in buying, or is the insurance market failing to deliver the necessary protection for cyber today?