283 - Portable, Bundled, Digital: Life Insurance for the Next Generation with Capgemini's Sam Chow

About this episode

The episode discusses the findings of the World Life Insurance Report with a focus on consumer sentiment and the evolving needs in life insurance.

In this episode of That Annuity Show, Paul Tyler, Tisa Rabun-Marshall, and Bruno Caron talk with Samantha Chow from Capgemini to discuss the findings of the World Life Insurance Report. They explore consumer sentiment towards life insurance, the challenges of product design, and the importance of education in the industry. The conversation highlights global trends, the impact of societal shifts on insurance needs, and the necessity for flexible, bundled products that cater to the modern consumer. The role of technology and digital engagement in transforming the insurance landscape is also emphasized, along with the potential for wealth transfer among younger generations. Listen now at www.thatannuityshow.com

People in this episode

Hosts: Paul Tyler, Tisa Rabun-Marshall, Bruno Caron

Guest: Samantha Chow

Topics covered

• life insurance
• consumer sentiment
• product design
• education in insurance
• global trends
• technology in insurance
• wealth transfer

Keywords

• life insurance
• consumer trends
• insurance products
• digital engagement
• wealth transfer
• Capgemini
• education

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Capgemini, World Life Insurance Report

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