24 October 2017Insurance

Incumbents must absorb disruptive forces

Being an incumbent and established player is a natural advantage in the re/insurance market, but only when combined with a receptive approach to disruptive newcomers, according to panellists in Guy Carpenter’s Symposium at Baden-Baden on Sunday.

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