Guides

  1. Understanding Enterprise Risk Management for InsurersInsurance companies operate by accepting uncertainty, pricing it, funding it, and paying claims when adverse events occur. That business model makes risk…
  2. Building a talent pipeline for insurance technology rolesInsurance technology is reshaping how carriers price risk, manage claims, serve policyholders, and report financial performance. Cloud platforms, artificial…
  3. How to Conduct an Effective Post-Implementation Review of a New SystemA new system can be technically live while still creating friction for finance, operations, customer administration, compliance, or reporting teams. A…
  4. Tax Considerations for Insurers Investing in Clean EnergyInsurance companies are becoming more active participants in the transition to a lower-carbon economy. They may invest directly in solar, wind, battery…
  5. Embedded Insurance And The Next Generation Of Business ModelsInsurance is moving closer to the moments when customers make purchases, use services, manage assets, and face changing levels of risk. Instead of requiring a…
  6. Turning insurance operations into learning systemsInsurance operations sit at the intersection of regulation, customer expectations, financial accuracy, technology, and risk control. A small process weakness…
  7. Optimizing reinsurance structures for capital efficiencyReinsurance is often treated as a protection mechanism purchased after an insurer has defined its products, underwriting appetite, and capital plan. A more…
  8. Using artificial intelligence to detect insurance fraudInsurance fraud is becoming more coordinated, digital, and difficult to identify through conventional controls. Suspicious claims may involve fabricated…
  9. The future of digital payments in the insurance industryInsurance payments are moving from a back-office function to a core part of the customer experience. Policyholders increasingly expect the same speed,…
  10. Building Strong Internal Controls for Insurance OrganizationsInsurance companies operate within a dense web of financial, regulatory, operational, and technology requirements. Premiums, claims, reserves, investments,…