Black Friday in October: Intel hits its lowest point in 52 years, and even the safe havens are failing.

News: Black Friday

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"Quantum computing is transforming the insurance industry in two ways," said Thomas Schubert.

News: Quantum Computing in the Insurance Industry: Governance, GRC Transformation, and Resilience

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How Germany and Switzerland Handle Succession. Source: RS Ratgeber Stiftung Beratung e.K.

News: Passing on Wealth in Switzerland: Why Proper Planning Begins Long Before Inheritance Takes Place

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Marcus Selzer advises people to think carefully before resorting to AI tools.

News: The Borrowed Memory

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What advice would Lao Tzu give to a modern insurance company?

News: Lao Tzu on the Board of Directors

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Black Friday in October: Intel hits its lowest point in 52 years, and even the safe havens are failing.

News: Seven Stocks in Low Gravity

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Alexandra Kestenholz and Claudio Carrese decided to go into business for themselves while enjoying an Aperol Spritz in Piazza Grande in Locarno.

News: “We’re the Good Guys” – and Now we’re the Bosses, too

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Mark Wesselink's (left) life motto: Never give up, rely on evidence rather than gut feelings, and take responsibility.

News: Mark Wesselink: Listen First, Then Build

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The question isn't whether PHP is used, but where.

News: ATTENTION: Do you know if your website runs on PHP?

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Those who sell protection are judged by that protection, not by their advertising.

News: Dante Evaluates Insurance Companies

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Black Friday in October: Intel hits its lowest point in 52 years, and even the safe havens are failing.

News: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Leverage

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Embedded insurance is seen as a growth driver for the industry.

News: MavenBlue: Sales Are Scaling, but Pricing Isn’t

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No insurance against the oil shock itself, but there is coverage for some of its consequences. The key is to have taken care of this in a timely manner.

News: Oil Crisis: What Can Be Insured – and What Can’t

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An anniversary interview with Pax CEO Peter Kappeler.

News: 150 Years of Pax: “In my view, returns and sustainability are not a contradiction”

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In 1752, Franklin and his colleagues founded the “Philadelphia Contributionship for the Insurance against Loss by Fire.”

News: Benjamin Franklin, America’s First Underwriter

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According to Patrick Wellens, a board of directors must be prepared to draw the line between what AI is allowed to decide on our behalf and what it is not.

News: If the machine helps make decisions, who is responsible?

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Black Friday in October: Intel hits its lowest point in 52 years, and even the safe havens are failing.

News: The Frog Prince

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Many small and medium-sized enterprises lack a pragmatic and affordable risk management system.

News: riskAware Continues to Grow: New Platform, New Customers, and Strong Partnerships

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"With Raindrop, we want to bring a drop of clarity to an industry that is often unnecessarily complex and difficult to understand," says Jasmin Flori-Hess.

News: “Insurance is a jungle. We bring a little clarity.”

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Sebastian Schnur expects to see a strong concentration on a few large companies and an extremely large number of micro-enterprises.

News: Sebastian Schnur: Those who act are mindful

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A pioneer of risk in the latest episode of Paul the Insurer.
A pioneer of risk in the latest episode of Paul the Insurer.
25 February 2026

A pioneer of risk

In his latest episode, Paul the Insurer tells the story of how a visionary changed the rules of the game for…

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When troubles come in squadrons - in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday Column.
The infrastructure that nobody values - until it breaks in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday column.
24 February 2026

The Infrastructure that Nobody Values – until it Breaks Down

Each week brings a new object of fascination like the quit risk nobody prices. TikTok virality. Generative AI.…

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Compulsory further training is causing displeasure among brokers who have been operating successfully in the market for 30 years or more.
Compulsory further training is causing displeasure among brokers who have been operating successfully in the market for 30 years or more.
23 February 2026

Compulsory further training causes displeasure among experienced insurance brokers

The training requirements are putting pressure on long-standing industry professionals: older brokers feel devalued by…

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One year of practical experience instead of three years of training: Mario Trugsnach, lecturer and FSWI internship officer, wants to relieve the burden on brokerage offices with CT interns.
Ein Jahr Praxis statt drei Jahre Lehre: Mario Trusgnach, Dozent und Praktikumsverantwortlicher FSWI will Brokerbüros mit KV Praktikanten entlasten.
20 February 2026

One year of practice instead of 3 years of apprenticeship: How brokerage offices relieve admin with KV interns

Many brokers have strong technical skills, but are still too often bogged down with filing, data maintenance and…

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Insurance Broker Forum 2026 of Finanz und Wirtschaft.
Insurance Broker Forum 2026 of Finanz und Wirtschaft.
19 February 2026

Insurance Broker Forum 2026 Finanz und Wirtschaft

On June 3, the Swiss broker industry will gather at the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute in Rüschlikon for the Finanz und…

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Insurers that combine expert advice with smart technologies will remain competitive in the market over the long term.
LBC Insurance Radar 9: AI becomes a management task.
19 February 2026

LBC Insurance Radar 9: AI becomes a management task

Record highs on the technology stock markets, political pressure on health insurers and flexible on-demand policies are…

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Size, Courage - and the Wrong Innovation.
Size, Courage - and the Wrong Innovation.
18 February 2026

Size, Courage – and the Wrong Innovation

Success in the insurance industry rarely starts spectacularly, but it often ends globally. In this episode, Paul talks…

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When troubles come in squadrons - in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday Column.
Spring, hangovers and the end of the illusion: the reporting season has begun.
17 February 2026

Spring, Hangovers and the End of Illusions

Last Friday, Switzerland briefly staged a rehearsal for spring. Sunlight flooded the lake, terraces filled within…

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Older, more expensive, indispensable? Discussion about a higher retirement age.
Older, more expensive, indispensable? Discussion about a higher retirement age.
16 February 2026

Older, more expensive, indispensable?

The discussion about a higher retirement age is strongly influenced by the fear of unemployment. In the insurance…

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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.
Precision instead of radicalism: The latest PRESERVE study confirms Prof. Dr. Gernot Bonkat's approach of using the NanoKnife system (IRE) to eliminate the tumor in a targeted manner and preserve the organ.
13 February 2026

Too much therapy for prostate cancer?

Radical removal or radiation of the prostate is still considered the gold standard for aggressive tumors. However, for…

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When troubles come in squadrons - in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday Column.
The speed of light and the speed of AI in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday column.
12 February 2026

The speed of light and the speed of AI

The Tuesday Column by Eric Lefebvre, today on Thursday. 11:45 – Restaurant Time, Zürich HB Last week, I was waiting for…

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From pilot to platform operation: AI controls claims processes.
From pilot to platform operation: AI controls claims processes.
11 February 2026

From pilot to platform operation: AI controls claims processes

A British specialist insurer is scaling agent-based AI across the entire claims organization. The implementation shows…

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