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69É«ÇéƬ Group Reinsurance conducted a survey of Canadian insurers on group optional products to assess the growth in premium in the past five years.
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69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Radi Counsell discusses what can be learned from the two largest clinical trials, RECOVERY in the U.K. and the global SOLIDARITY trials. The concerted research efforts evaluate potential COVID-19 treatments by studying more than 150 different drugs, and  ... Read More

The AI renaissance in insurance has arrived. Winners will be those companies that proactively develop a plan and work to execute it. In other words, go on offense. If you only play defense, the best possible outcome is to simply tie the game. Read More

COVID-19 has unleashed a storm of business, social, and economic change that insurers must navigate. Jonathan Hughes of 69É«ÇéƬX offers practical and proven principles and tools to help companies to innovate, adapt, and thrive, not only in the present tumultuous times ... Read More

Part III in a series of articles on developing underwriting thought processes, this third installment focuses on ways to develop critical thinking skills.

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What does SARS-CoV-2 reinfection mean in terms of future immunity and vaccine efficacy? 69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Georgiana Willwerth-Pascutiu reviews available evidence and warns insurers that confirmed reinfections increase the likelihood that underwriters will encounter this medical... Read More

By 2030, one in every eight of the earth’s inhabitants will be over age 65,[1] and attempts to address the current coronavirus pandemic are shining a particularly punishing light on a silent epidemic of social isola...

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While the long-term health impact of climate change remains unknown, how can the insurance industry prepare its product development processes now to be ready for the changes to come? Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic not only increased reliance on digital platforms, but also accelerated the use of digital payments. While the elderly are often reluctant to adopt new technologies, they may have the most to benefit from a cashless society. As elderly populations b... Read More

Part I in a series of articles about emerging trends shaping the future of health and wellness, the first installment dives deep into the latest advances in wearable technology. 69É«ÇéƬ's Matt Berkley provides an overview of opportunities the refocused attention on personal... Read More

A safe and effective vaccine against the pathogen behind the novel coronavirus pandemic is eagerly awaited by billions across the globe, hoping to help bring the crisis to an end. 69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Summer Zhu provides an update on clinical SARS-CoV-2 vaccine development, with a... Read More

When does a disease stop spreading through a population? The formula is simple: A critical mass of immune individuals can break a chain of infection. The difficulty is in the details and the variables. In ReFlections, 69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Karneen Tam explains the tricky m... Read More

A cloud of uncertainty? In ReFlections, 69É«ÇéƬ's Hilary Henly, investigates growing use of e-cigarettes and the practice of vaping among the young and exposes adverse health effects, unknown risk, and the increased potential for long-term dependence. Read More

Is cannabis ready for prime time? Some believe it might be a universal remedy â€“ the new super-drug and an alternative to opioids for the treatment of chronic pain. Others are skeptical. In ReFlections, 69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Georgiana Willwerth-Pasc... Read More

Digitization has consequences, from additional tracking to growing interest in non-traditional products, and yet many of the factors that contribute to a successful Open Enrollment process remain the same.

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From expanded leave to telemedicine services and insurtech apps, a range of insurance innovations are emerging to address an urgent need of an overburdened and shrinking pool of unpaid caregivers for the elderly. Insurers have a unique opportunity to help bridge this...

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69É«ÇéƬ's Simon Dreyer considers the driving factors of changes in healthcare claims costs amid the pandemic, and the challenges these changes pose in determining appropriate and fair future premium rates. Read More

Do big data, innovations in technology, and AI offer new hope in pre-empting, preventing, and combating the threats of infectious disease outbreaks? 69É«ÇéƬ's Dr. Heather Lund provides an overview of the latest innovations used to fight the novel coronavirus. Read More