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2 January 2024FeaturesInsurance

Adapting to an evolving DEI landscape

The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI), increasing ESG responsibilities, climate change risks, cyber risks and never-ending consolidation are enduring features of the insurance landscape, but one thing hasn’t changed—the need to attract and retain talent.

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