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For over a century, the Insurance industry has stood by people at the worst moments of their lives, and kept the risk of these moments from standing in the way of people pursuing their dreams.But the industry, and the demands of the people we serve, are changing.
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The Future of Insurance - Agents & AI: Same Channel, Different People (opens the original)
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Episode Detail This episode is a discussion of the thought leadership paper Bryan Falchuk published in September 2026 on a pressing an important question the industry is facing today – will AI spell the end of insurance agents and brokers? AI is not going to kill the insurance agent channel. That's not really in dispute, and it was never the right question. In this solo episode, Bryan Falchuk argues that the public debate over AI and agents has been fought almost entirely on the wrong terrain —
The Future of Insurance – Mike Zukerman, President & CEO, CSAA Insurance Group (opens the original)
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Episode Detail When wildfire risk pushed many insurers to retreat from the California homeowners market altogether, CSAA Insurance Group chose a different path: reward the homes that actually harden against fire with a three-year rate guarantee and a discount of up to 30 percent, and keep writing business through it. In this conversation, Mike Zukerman, President and CEO of CSAA Insurance Group, joins Bryan Falchuk to talk about what that choice has actually looked like inside a company that ins
The Future of Insurance – Kim Garland, Insurance Industry Veteran (opens the original)
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Episode Detail Insurance carriers have quietly lived with a roughly $50 billion problem for years: a level of fraud baked so thoroughly into homeowners and personal auto pricing that the industry simply calls it the cost of doing business. In this episode, Bryan Falchuk sits down with Kim Garland, Industry Executive & Advisor, to size that number for real and ask why an industry built to manage risk has been so slow to manage this one. Garland spent more than three decades inside carriers, from
The Future of Insurance - Graeme Dean, Founder, Hotspot Cover & Trigger Parametric (opens the original)
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Episode Detail Travel insurance has long relied on a government advisory as a clean, defensible line between insurable and not: when the advisory says don't go, coverage steps back. It's a structure that works well when conflict stays contained and advisories track it closely. This year's conflict in the Gulf tested that model in real time, as the advisory stayed in place well after the fighting eased, leaving businesses and travelers who still needed to operate there without a clear path to cov
The Future of Insurance – Simon Wilson, CEO, Markel Insurance (opens the original)
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Episode Detail Season 9 of The Future of Insurance opens with a conversation about what happens when a $10 billion specialty insurer decides its own scale isn't a reason to move slowly. Bryan Falchuk talks with Simon Wilson, CEO of Markel Insurance, about his vision for the specialty market through 2030, and the deliberate choice to ask his teams to double their businesses in five years rather than chase another few points of incremental growth. The conversation moves into how that same mindset
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