Adapt or Fall Behind: Why Cultural Evolution Equals Competitive Edge | Bryan Falchuk
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Bryan Falchuk discusses how cultural evolution in insurance can provide a competitive edge through intelligence rather than efficiency.
In this episode of Making Risk Flow, host Jake Harding speaks with Bryan Falchuk, author of the Future of Insurance series, about why insurance’s next competitive edge lies in intelligence, not efficiency. Bryan argues that carriers focus too heavily on operational optimisation when profitability depends on understanding and managing loss ratios. He introduces the “how might we” mindset as a way to break through cultural resistance and reframe constraints as opportunities. The conversat...
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