Magazine
Cover Story
November 2023
Splurging on Surgeries
Billions in unnecessary medical procedures are meted out every year. Employers can help mitigate the problem.
Features
In the Hot Seat
Initiated in the firestorm of 2008, NAIC president-elect Andrew Mais has keen insight into the strengths and vulnerabilities of the insurance industry.
Going, Going, Gone?
Employers’ practice of collecting biometric data from their workers is coming into conflict with statutes creating stiff penalties for the wrongful use of such data, threatening coverage for biometric risk.
Thought Leaders
An Absolute Standstill
When the House is in disarray, legislation cannot be considered.
Vital Signs
Complying with Federal Lactation Rules
Q&A with Amy VanHaren, Founder and CEO, Pumpspotting
Backsliding on Diversity
The topic of diversity continues to generate noise—backlash for DE&I programs is one of the more recent issues coming to the fore, and I find it quite incredible.
Technosavvy
Insurtech Inflection Point
Q&A with Andrew Johnston, Global Head of InsurTech, Gallagher Re
Rowing the ESG Rapids
From DE&I to emissions reporting, brokers and insurers are headed for some regulatory breakers.
The M&A Version of the Hippocratic Oath: Don’t Break What You Just Bought
A Q&A with Tim Nickel, President, Integrated Specialty Coverages
More In This Issue
Wanderlust
Smiling Is Easy in The Bahamas
Whether you're island hopping, cruising or just meandering
Reader's Edge
A Fitting Analeptic to These Turbulent Times
A review of David McCullough’s John Adams
French Insurers Face the Riots That Hit the Country This Summer
Q&A with Gilles Bénéplanc and Benjamin Verlingue, CEO and Deputy-CEO of Adelaide Group
Argentina's New Tax on Reinsurance
Q&A with Ricardo Rosenthal, Chairman, Makler