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This week the team looks at the consequences of Lemonade's highly successful IPO and the implications for the InsurTech's prospects. -
The stratospheric rise of Lemonade’s share price in its opening days raises the question of whether other InsurTechs will now rush to list on the public markets.
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Many questions abound concerning the business’ long-term viability.
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Over the last decade, a big three with a much higher percentage market share than its counterpart in the US retail market has emerged.
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The Black Lives Matter movement has created a unique window of opportunity for the (re)insurance industry to tackle structural racism.
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Just a day after we wrote, "the board is the problem",that problem seemed to partially resolve itself, with Argo announcing the five long-tenured directors targeted for replacement by activist hedge fund Voce would be retiring at the firm’s 2020 AGM, including chairman Gary Woods.
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It is unclear whether Argo’s board is so shameless as to be immune from public criticism, or so addicted to it that they are actively seeking it.
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The finale of the US managing general agency (MGA) conference was a casino night, put on by the claims giant Sedgwick.
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The company's shares are up 30 percent after it appointed Credit Suisse to conduct a strategic review.
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We have previously written that a rationally competitive AIG could be the most important secular change to the US commercial P&C industry structure in a generation. As such, the firm’s Q1 results and earnings call will likely face even more scrutiny than normal.
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The popular BBC motoring programme Top Gear’s special editions see a trio of presenters embark to often inhospitable parts of the globe to complete audacious competitive challenges in budget cars.
