24 October 2017Insurance

Insurers must learn to sell themselves better

Despite the many investments being made in innovation by re/insurers, few are focusing on the one thing that could gain them new business: a more sophisticated sales process, argues John Holm at Lloyd’s managing general agent Asta.

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