Insurance Speak

Todd Shasha, Assistant Vice President of Personal Insurance at Travelers, explains how boat owners can safeguard their vessels from increasingly catastrophic weather events.

Andrew Schwartz and Keith Raymond of Celent co-authored a new study that examines many of the issues associated with the use of generative AI, and they share their insights in this podcast.

Independent risk manager Jeff Marshall details an emerging risk for occupations involving changing shifts: Shift work sleep disorder and its impact on brain function.

Bruce Eisler, Chief Executive Officer U.S. and Chief Underwriting Officer for Aspen Insurance shares insights on what he’s seeing in the industry, the factors insurers should be watching and the opportunities ahead.

In this episode of Insurance Speak, we’re joined by Katherine Frattarola, executive vice president and leader of HUB’s Private Client practice, to delve into the unique insurance struggles high- and ultra-high-net-worth families face when trying to properly protect their assets.

In our 100th Episode, Matthew Smith from the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud outlines a new study that examines how bad actors commit fraud and then justify their actions.  

Insurance claims consultant Chris Tidball addresses some of the possible litigation and insurance issues surrounding this undersea disaster.

Tracey Santor, Assistant Vice President and Product Manager for financial institution bonds at Travelers, details some of the activities involved in social engineering attacks

Bryan Falchuk, Managing Partner, Insurance Evolution Partners, discusses the importance of partnership between legacy insurers and insurtechs based on research from his latest book.

Jess Keeney, chief product & technology officer for Duck Creek, discusses how technology is changing the customer experience for policyholders.