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EPISODE · Feb 12, 2025 · 45 MIN

Ep. 26 | Building tomorrow's insurer | The Death of the Insurance Cycle with Bryan Falchuk

from Building Tomorrow's Insurer · host Nigel Fellowes-Freeman

Is the traditional insurance cycle dead? As capital, technology, and consumer expectations shift at an unprecedented pace, insurers can no longer rely on historical patterns of hard and soft markets to drive their strategies.In this episode ofBuilding Tomorrow’s Insurer, host and Kanopi CEO Nigel Fellowes-Freeman sits down with Bryan Falchuk—bestselling author, insurtech advisor, and CEO of PLRB—to explore the forces reshaping the industry.Tune in as Bryan shares:🚀 Why insurers must abandon the cyclical mindset and embrace constant evolution📉 How AI and data-driven underwriting will redefine profitability🔄 The rise of embedded and dynamic insurance models🤝 The secret to successful insurer-insurtech collaborationWith leadership transitions and rapid AI adoption on the horizon, the next decade will bring a fundamental shift in how insurers operate. Are you ready for it?Listen now to gain insights that will shape the future of insurance. 🎧

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