Size, Courage - and the Wrong Innovation.

News:Size, Courage – and the Wrong Innovation

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Spring, hangovers and the end of the illusion: the reporting season has begun.

News:Spring, Hangovers and the End of Illusions

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Older, more expensive, indispensable? Discussion about a higher retirement age.

News:Older, more expensive, indispensable?

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Precision instead of radicalism: The current PRESERVE study confirms Prof. Dr. Gernot Bonkat's approach of using the nanoknife system (IRE) to specifically eliminate the tumor and preserve the organ.

News:Too much therapy for prostate cancer?

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Spring, hangovers and the end of the illusion: the reporting season has begun.

News:The speed of light and the speed of AI

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From pilot to platform operation: AI controls claims processes.

News:From pilot to platform operation: AI controls claims processes

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The young disruptor.

News:The Young Disruptor

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When AI works as a team: An interview with Roy Swisa.

News:When AI works as a team: An interview with Roy Swisa

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Risk management in SMEs:The relevance trap - why good policies are no longer enough today.

News:Risk management in SMEs: creating added value that wins mandates

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When AI keeps to itself: What Moltbook and Moltbot reveal about new risk profiles, security vulnerabilities and regulatory blind spots.

News:When AI keeps to itself

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When Europe's

News:When Europe’s “heat pump” falters

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Insurance for high-risk jobs: an idea from São Paulo.

News:Insurance for high-risk jobs: an idea from São Paulo

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Spring, hangovers and the end of the illusion: the reporting season has begun.

News:Virality as a risk factor: when 5.9 trillion dollars evaporate in 30 minutes

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Leadership in uncertain times: Marcus Selzer understands why risk is primarily a human issue today.

News:Leadership in uncertainty: Why risk today is above all a human issue

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Elon Musk's optimism paints a picture of a near-future ‘age of abundance’.

News:Elon Musk’s optimism: What the “age of abundance” means for insurers and markets

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Swiss pharmacies offer consultations for acute complaints and are cost-effective.

News:Swiss pharmacies: close, competent, cost-efficient

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From chance to vocation: why Rubin Nova chose a career in actuarial science.

News:From chance to vocation

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Spring, hangovers and the end of the illusion: the reporting season has begun.

News:Insurance is a promise, but markets speak different languages

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Embedded insurance: Singer sewing machine (1870) was one of the first.

News:Embedded insurance: four models, one change

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Embedded insurance in everyday life: from left to right: Saverio Patimo, Eran Tirer (Ledgertech), Raphael Gomes (Discovermarket), Fabien Cazes (Neat), Silvia Signoretti (Swiss InsurTech Hub).

News:Embedded insurance in everyday life

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We are the clever minds behind the online magazine “thebrokernews“.

Binci Heeb (Editor-in-Chief/Publisher)

Binci Heeb’s long career as a journalist BR includes positions such as editor-in-chief of thebroker for four years and the purchase of the platform. She has continued as editor-in-chief and publisher since January 1, 2025 under the new name thebrokernews. She was previously head of the online editorial team at Radio Basel and co-founder and co-editor-in-chief of barfi.ch. Before that, she worked as a member of the Board of Directors of Drehort AG on the production of an unrealized documentary film about the lives of Emil and Niccel Steinberger. In addition to her passion for media, Binci Heeb loves AI, contemporary art, museum visits and literature. At weekends you can meet her on long walks with her dog.

M: binci.heeb@thebrokernews.ch

T. 079-353.08.00

Eric Lefebvre

Our columnist is an executive leader, author, and advisor with extensive experience in business, insurance, and management. He combines an engineering background with a financial MBA to understand how businesses truly work—from their underlying mechanics and economic realities to human behaviour and organisational dynamics. He has written several books on business, insurance, management, and psychology, blending structured, analytical thinking with a deep interest in decision-making, power, and incentives.

Alongside his writing, he supports management teams through periods of transformation, helping them navigate complexity, sharpen strategic choices, and align execution with long-term value creation. His work is driven by clarity, intellectual honesty, and a systemic view of organisations. Outside his professional activities, he maintains a strong interest in literature, ideas, and the impact of technology, particularly AI, on organisations and society.

M: lefeberic@yahoo.com

T: +41 79 719 84 41

Amélie Beauregard (editor)

As a passionate student of linguistics and literature, Amélie Beauregard is interested in language and its use. She is also particularly interested in environmental topics, which she can deepen in her geography studies. In her free time, she enjoys pursuing her literary interests or can be found in nature with her dog – whether hiking, jogging or lingering.

Sheepy (office dog)

Border collie Sheepy has the important task of always ensuring a pleasant working atmosphere. His calmness has an extremely positive effect on the editor-in-chief. When it’s time to eat and go for a walk in the woods, he alerts his owner, who tends to forget the time while she’s working.