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Clive O’Connell, partner and head of insurance and reinsurance at law firm McCarthy Denning

9 September 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

Insurtech will mean job losses and less demand for reinsurance

The relentless evolution of insurtech will ultimately mean job losses and potentially a decline in the requirement for reinsurance globally, Clive O’Connell, partner and head of insurance and reinsurance at law firm McCarthy Denning, told Monte Carlo Today.

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