In this episode, I spoke with Matthew Queen, Insurance Attorney and author on a book on captives. We discussed what is a captive, the advantages of captives, what they can be used for and how to keep them in regulatory compliance.

[ed note: this episode will be the first of many where we explore the concept of captives and other risk management strategies to assist]

Insurance as easy as it should be.

A lot of companies are talking about simplifying the insurance experience. In this episode I spoke with Attune Insurance CEO, James Hobson, about how Attune is tackling it. Attune is helping small businesses get tailored insurance, specific to their unique needs, in minutes. Find out how by watching or listening to this episode. And when you have a moment, please subscribe.

In this episode, Nick spoke with Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts and Author of Never Go With Your Gut. In this discussion, Dr. Tsipursky explains why gut instinct introduces all sorts of unknown biases into the decision making process. He further explains how crucial it is for individuals and teams to comprehend what their biases are and how to create strategies and tactics to neuter or balance those biases. We discussed real-world examples including the Covid 19 pandemic.

When we discuss "legacy" technology for (re)insurers, we usually mean policy administration systems. This is the backbone of the insurer. Policy issuance, payments, claims, data management all fall within this bucket. Re(insurers) can't move to the next stage without this backbone.

In this episode, I spoke with David McFarlin of Sunlight Solutions. We discussed insurtech, policy admins systems, legacy technology and how to evaluate and implement new technology without running into the Golden Gate Bridge Problem.

EP3 - Rock Schindler, CEO of SD Refinery AI on Creating Information From Unstructured Data

A Discussion on Global Insurtech with Joao Cardosa, CEO of Lovys (Europe)

The debut & the reveal