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17 June 2026TechnologyWyn Jenkins

AI speeds up the need for agility in insurers: QBE

Insurers that will succeed over the next five years will anticipate. rather than react to, change, Cécile Fresneau, managing director of the insurance division at QBE European Operations, told AIRMIC Today.

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