Political shifts across the world are more significant than at any time since the end of the Cold War. What will Donald Trump’s aggressive and isolationist rhetoric actually mean in the long term? Does the prospect of China being forced to open its markets present big opportunities? And does the recent disintegration of our relationship with Russia cause major concern for UK business?Specifically for the UK Insurance Industry, which of these trends should brokers be watching most closely, and what opportunities could they present? Nick Hewer discusses geopolitics with: Neil Dwane - Global Strategist – Allianz Global Investors; Tracey Skinner – Director of Risk & Insurance – BT; Erik Britton – Managing Director of Fathom Consulting, a city base economics consultancy; Andrew Mantilia – Geopolitics Lead - KPGM A podcast from Allianz Insurance UK

 

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Political shifts across the world are more significant than at any time since the end of the Cold War. What will Donald Trump’s aggressive and isolationist rhetoric actually mean in the long term? Does the prospect of China being forced to open its markets present big opportunities? And does the recent disintegration of our relationship with Russia cause major concern for UK business?

Nick Hewer discusses geopolitics with Neil Dwane - Global Strategist – Allianz Global Investors; Tracey Skinner – Director of Risk & Insurance – BT; Erik Britton – Managing Director of Fathom Consulting, a city base economics consultancy; and Andrew Mantilia – Geopolitics Lead - KPGM

Artificial Intelligence (AI) already touches numerous aspects of our lives, from smart metering in our homes, to voice activation on smart phones. A recent report suggested that AI could contribute up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy in 2030. So, how will it change our world? Will the the insurance industry and insurance brokers find their businesses dramatically impacted? Should we embrace this fast-growing technology or be fearful about its capability to take all our jobs? Nick Hewer is joined by an expert panel of: Adam Rates - Head of Strategy and architecture at Allianz; Matt Hervey - Director of Intellectual Property at Law Firm Gowling WLG; Paul Ryan, IBM Watson Artificial Intelligence, UK and Ireland. A podcast from Allianz Insurance UK

 

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Self-driving cars may seem like something from science fiction, but they could be in circulation in as little as three years’ time. What will our towns and cities look like in the next few decades and what are the risks and benefits these vehicles could bring for business, and for all of us? When it comes to insurance, how will this impact insurance brokers, businesses and individuals? How will governments and legislators respond to the enormous implication of the technology? Nick Hewer discusses this with an expert panel of: Glen Clarke – Head of Transformational Propositions – Allianz; Tim Armitage – Project Director at UK Autodrive and Transport Systems Lead at ARUP; Matt Hervey – Director of Intellectual Property at law firm Gowling WLG. A podcast from Allianz Insurance UK

 

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Self-driving cars may seem like something from science fiction, but they could be in circulation in as little as three years’ time. What will our towns and cities look like in the next few decades and what are the risks and benefits these vehicles could bring for business, and for all of us?

Nick Hewer discusses this with an expert panel of:

Glen Clarke – Head of Transformational Propositions – Allianz;

Tim Armitage – Project Director at UK Autodrive and Transport Systems Lead at ARUP;

Matt Hervey – Director of Intellectual Property at law firm Gowling WLG.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) already touches numerous aspects of our lives, from smart metering in our homes, to voice activation on smart phones. A recent report suggested that AI could contribute up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy in 2030.

So, how will it change our world, and should businesses embrace this fast-growing technology or be fearful about its capability to take all our jobs?

Nick Hewer is joined by an expert panel of:

Adam Rates - Head of Strategy and architecture at Allianz;

Matt Hervey - Director of Intellectual Property at Law Firm Gowling WLG;

Paul Ryan, IBM Watson Artificial Intelligence, UK and Ireland.