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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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When AI works as a team: An interview with Roy Swisa.
When AI works as a team: An interview with Roy Swisa.
10 February 2026

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

Autonomous AI agents are just leaving the experimental phase and acting as independent actors in business processes.…

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Risk management in SMEs:The relevance trap - why good policies are no longer enough today.
Risikomanagement im KMU:Die Relevanz-Falle - Warum gute Policen heute nicht mehr reichen.
9 February 2026

Risk management in SMEs: creating added value that wins mandates

The insurance landscape is changing rapidly. Products are becoming more interchangeable, price transparency is…

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When AI keeps to itself: What Moltbook and Moltbot reveal about new risk profiles, security vulnerabilities and regulatory blind spots.
When AI stays among itself: What Moltbook and Moltbot reveal about new risk profiles, security gaps and regulatory blind spots.
6 February 2026

When AI keeps to itself

The subtitle of this article could also be: “What Moltbook and Moltbot reveal about new risk profiles, security…

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When Europe's "heat pump "falters: How real is the risk of an AMOC tipping point?
When Europe's "heat pump" falters: How real is the risk of an AMOC tipping point?
5 February 2026

When Europe’s “heat pump” falters

The possible collapse of the Atlantic Overturning Current is no longer considered a distant climate fairy tale. New…

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Insurance for high-risk jobs: an idea from São Paulo.
Insurance for high-risk jobs: an idea from São Paulo.
4 February 2026

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

Every day, several motorcyclists die on the roads in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. For insurers, this risk is…

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When troubles come in squadrons - in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday Column.
Viral spread as a risk factor: when 5.9 trillion dollars evaporate in 30 minutes. Tuesday column by Eric Lefebvre.
3 February 2026

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

Valuing Virality in a World Where $5.9 Trillion Can Vanish in Half an Hour, and when markets price belief faster than…

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Leadership in uncertain times: Marcus Selzer understands why risk is primarily a human issue today.
Leadership in uncertain times: Marcus Selzer understands why risk is primarily a human issue today.
2 February 2026

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

Volatile markets, increasing complexity and a permanent crisis mode are challenging the insurance and risk industry…

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Elon Musk's optimism paints a picture of a near-future ‘age of abundance’.
Elon Musk's optimism paints a picture of a near-future ‘age of abundance’.
30 January 2026

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

While geopolitical disruptions and systemic risks were being discussed in Davos, Elon Musk was outlining a radically…

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Swiss pharmacies offer consultations for acute complaints and are cost-effective.
Swiss pharmacies offer consultations for acute complaints and are cost-effective.
29 January 2026

Swiss pharmacies: close, competent, cost-efficient

The new edition of “Facts and Figures 2025” from pharmaSuisse and the approval of the new pharmacist tariff…

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From chance to vocation: why Rubin Nova chose a career in actuarial science.
From chance to vocation: why Rubin Nova chose a career in actuarial science.
28 January 2026

From chance to vocation

He didn’t even know what an actuary was and that’s exactly where he found his professional home. In the…

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When troubles come in squadrons - in Eric Lefebvre's Tuesday Column.
Insurance is a promise, but markets speak a different language, according to Erik Lefebvre.
27 January 2026

Insurance is a promise, but markets speak different languages

A few months ago, I started noticing something amusing on my social feeds: adverts for Lemonade. Not the drink (which…

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Embedded insurance: Singer sewing machine (1870) was one of the first.
Embedded insurance: Singer sewing machine (1870) was one of the first.
26 January 2026

Embedded insurance: four models, one change

Embedded insurance is not only changing sales, but the logic of the entire industry. At the symposium at ETH Zurich, it…

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