25 October 2015Insurance

Insurers can control destiny by grasping opportunities in change

Insurance companies in the US are facing such an unprecedented plethora of disruptive forces that their leaders have no choice but to try to look over the horizon, adapt and see the opportunities in this changing landscape, David Sampson, president & chief executive of the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI), told PCI Today.

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