Weekly Briefing - Aug. 15, 2022
Our weekly recap of top stories in the insurance industry, updated every Monday. Subscribe to receive notifications on the latest issue!
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???Reframing the future of work: Top five ideas from insurance industry leaders
How can insurers reimagine the work environment to attract, retain, develop, and advance talent? And how can leaders provide flexibility to employees while keeping their teams engaged and productive? EY explores five ideas from industry leaders.
???2022 Trends Reshaping Personal Lines Insurance in North America
Amidst the changing customer attitudes and purchase habits with the emergence of insurtechs, Infosys analyzes the four key trends observed as insurers experiment with new methods to satisfy customers and preserve their market position.
???Entry and exit solutions as deal activity rebounds in Hong Kong’s insurance market
In this report, PwC discusses the entry and exit approaches in Hong Kong’s insurance market and deals with both life and GI opportunities and solutions in relation to deals, greenfield market entry, portfolio transfers, and run-off providers.
???As Supply Chain Risks Persist, Specialized Insurance Just Might See Its Day in the Sun
With supply chain risks likely to remain top-of-mind for years to come, businesses are beginning to see the value of specialized supply chain insurance policies, especially if they find their contingent business interruption policies lacking.
???Crypto Risks, Uncertainty Prompt Uptick in Insurance Exclusions
As the crypto market crashes, some insurers are stepping up efforts to exclude coverage for crypto-related risks under a range of insurance policies. But the lack of insurance could objectively hurt the crypto markets where demand is strong.
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