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Daniel Zitelli and Scott Rosenthal

7 November 2023Insurance

A tailored suit is the best fit

Amid what many now regard as once-in-a-generation tumultuous market conditions, characterised by tighter capacity, higher prices and restricted terms and conditions, brokers must look to leverage more bespoke risk models to develop client-centric risk strategies suited to the nuances of each client’s portfolio—as opposed to using a broad-brush approach.

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