With scarce actuarial resources, insurers can adopt lean manufacturing principles to further accelerate the digital transformation of the risk function.

Investing in human capital may help company's succeed when navigating the post-COVID world.

Our imagination is our competitive advantage against artificial intelligence (AI).

While still in its infancy, the insurtech market is expected to grow exponentially.

With so many new technologies and disruptive business models, insurance companies need to carefully evaluate their strategies to unlock business value.

Developing and nurturing a positive and productive corporate environment is a complex mission.

Best-selling author Walter Isaacson discusses how digital transformation can present the insurance industry with new business opportunities.

Insurers need to address these six hard realities to make sure they are ready to meet the new requirements

On July 17, 2019, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) announced it will extend the timeline to implement the Targeted Improvements for Long Duration Contracts (LDTI), moving the go-live date to January 1, 2022.

Diversity and technology are two of the forces often discussed as facilitators of disruption by executives at insurance companies.

Actuaries will be among those affected by new technology.

New startups are looking for ways to do insurance better and faster.

New data analytics are paving the way to a new era of personalized insurance.