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24 November 2025FeaturesInsurance

Insurance talent is satisfied but still leaving

There’s a curious tension at the heart of today’s talent crisis. Insurance is full of young people who enjoy their work, believe in the industry’s purpose and feel positive about what they do, and yet a striking number are quietly preparing to leave.

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