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Over the past few years, the economy has reeled from inflation, labor shortages, global conflict, and, yes, the Covid-19 pandemic. Even before the uncertainty of today’s climate, women were grappling with unique setbacks: earning lower wages, shouldering the bulk of unpaid labor, and facing more student loan debt than men.
Now is an excellent time for people in the insurance industry to start studying what trends may become prominent during 2022.
Two years into the global pandemic, it seems nearly impossible to remember what life was like before COVID. In that short time, life as we know it has changed dramatically and we are redefining what is considered “normal.”
A recent survey of 280 decision makers at U.S.-based life/annuity and P&C insurers shows increased attention and commitment to aligning investments with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) goals.
February has been a landmark month for Ageas UK. In the last fortnight alone, the insurer has announced the sale of the renewal rights of its commercial business to AXA UK&I, a brand new partnership with EIS and its full-year 2021 financial results.
Small businesses that find it difficult to find affordable insurance with traditional carriers may find new options with digital-first carriers that operate with different assumptions and new processes.
The insurer has redeployed finance employees to work on acquisitions or product development, CFO says
Nationwide and Labrador Systems, an early-stage robotics company, are partnering on an assistive robot pilot program to support people aging in place, individuals with short and long-term health challenges, and their caregivers.
In the two years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, we have seen major shifts in how people expect to work, play, shop, and take on risks. It’s becoming clear that many of these new expectations are here to stay.
For consumers who have found that costlier insurance is just one of the expenses that make electric cars trickier to love, this is the year when relief may be coming.
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