Insurance growth can emerge from unexpected sources. The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is creating new concentrations of insurable value. Data centers, for example, concentrate significant physical assets alongside power, cooling, business interruption, cyber and technology exposures. Data centers illustrate a broader shift in the insurance market. While the insurance industry is expected to grow…

Have you ever asked: “Why is it so hard to get things done around here?” In the legend, Alexander the Great stopped trying to unravel the Gordian Knot thread by thread and found a bolder way through. Insurance leaders cannot cut complexity away overnight, but they can use a reinvention mindset to redesign how work…

The US life and annuity industry experienced remarkable growth from 2022 to 2024, with record sales, expanding margins, and strong capital inflows. However, as we moved into 2025, early signs of a slowdown began to emerge. While it might be tempting to assume that 2026 will revert to the favorable conditions of 2024, I believe…

Insurers enter 2026 amid heightened geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainty—reshaping risk, pricing, and customer affordability. That volatility isn’t the differentiator; how carriers respond is. The ones pulling ahead today are shifting from reactive execution to deliberate reinvention: they are strengthening their digital core and putting AI to work where it changes outcomes—faster decisions, lower unit costs,…

The potential of AI in transforming health insurance claims management is vast, but realizing its full benefits requires more than just implementing new technology. In our previous blog on this subject, we explored how agentic AI can transform the health claims experience. In this blog, we will provide a roadmap as to how insurers can truly reap the full benefits by endorsing a holistic A.R.T. (“AI-powered, Resilient, Trusted”) reinvention model by rethinking core…

Many of us have experienced the frustration of long waiting times to secure a patient slot in a clinic or hospital. Let’s imagine Jane, a policyholder, facing a delay in diagnosis of her acute appendicitis. This delay results in limited treatment options, days of clinical examinations, extra hospital admissions, and additional medical procedures like blood…