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Alan Levin, partner (Left) and Rowe Snider, partner, at law firm Locke Lord

30 October 2018Insurance

Some insurers should reinvent themselves as tech firms

The US re/insurance market is grappling with many complex challenges at the moment but consolidation and insurtech are the biggest, Alan Levin, vice chair at law firm Locke Lord, told PCI Today.

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