Robert Haibi, VP National Marketing Manager, AIG
Robert Haibi, VP National Marketing Manager, AIG
Alistair Lester, Global Head of Facultative, Faber Global
Ali Fareed Lutfi, Business Development Manager, Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company
Worldwide, the insurance industry fails to attract new recruits to its gates. With most insurance organizations suffering from an aging workforce, with more than half of their employees on the brink of retirement, it is indisputable that a prominent push by the industry to attract fresh blood is desperately needed. Why? Well, for the future of the industry, of course.
Kathryn Cox, SVP & President, Protection Division, Protective Life
The products offered by life insurers help consumers plan for and achieve financial and retirement security. This is honorable and good, yet industry research continues to show that less than half of middle market consumers between ages 25 and 64 have individual life insurance coverage in America. This is despite the fact that these same consumers recognize the impact that would result from the loss of a primary wage earner.
One would be hard-pressed (and perhaps rather foolish) to deny the impact that the Internet of Things (IoT) will have on the world around us. From automated cars and home monitoring systems through to the management of infrastructure and the safety of underwater pipelines, IoT is already proving its ability to disrupt and transform virtually every aspect of our lives.
As the shift towArd electric vehicles (evs) And Autonomous vehicles (Avs) progresses, the potential impact on a variety of industries, and on the oil market, should come into sharper focus. Recently, several of Wellington’s global industry analysts debated and discussed these trends, and some of the issues they believe are underappreciated by many investors and economists.
Despite recent volatility, opportunities in health care remain abundant, and we believe the long-term outlook for the sector is positive. Powerful demographic trends, a record-setting pace of innovation, and structural changes in health care delivery systems continue to drive growth and expand the investment opportunity set. Wellington Management’s Health Care team currently manages over US$60 billion in assets for clients globally.1 Several team members recently shared their views on advances in the biopharmaceutical industry around the world.