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Charlie Munger's three paths to ruin were alcohol, women, and leverage.

News:Borrowed Time

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When prolonged heat turns into drought, and drought turns into dry vegetation.

News:When the Heat Wave Ends: Europe’s Summer Becomes an Ongoing Risk

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News:Longevity: The sick span is underestimated

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Demographic change is the greatest market opportunity for life insurance.

News:From Saving to Withdrawel: the Digital Evolution of Pensions

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A thought experiment brings an ancient philosophical method into the modern world of insurance.

News:What would Socrates ask the insurance industry?

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Charlie Munger's three paths to ruin were alcohol, women, and leverage.

News:The Floor, Not the Ceiling

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News:A New Approach to Claims: How Vectoryx Orchestrates Claims Settlement

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News:AI Doesn’t Replace CFOs – it Replaces Finance Professionals who Don’t Use AI

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A mistake made by a young consultant does not automatically lead to dismissal.

News:The Mistake That Makes a Difference

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Couldn't insurance also operate dynamically, decentralized, and in real time?

News:What if Insurance Worked Like a Free Market?

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Charlie Munger's three paths to ruin were alcohol, women, and leverage.

News:The Future Declines to Ignite

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Humanity versus the Human: Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) versus what is known as Artificial Individual Intelligence (AII).

News:Humanity is an average: No single person fits that description

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News:“Stay Curious”: Reto Lipp on the Swiss Economy

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Swiss InsurTech Hub reports positive results for the past half-year.

News:Swiss InsurTech Hub Looks Back on an Eventful Half-Year

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Where does what is insurable end, and where does life begin?

News:Heartache With a Deductible

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Bewe Lab's gamified app helps reduce cravings and addictive behavior.

News:Bewe Lab Receives an Award

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What happens when a market that has been paying for the future for two years is presented with the bill?

News:Punished for Winning

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“Risk is the material I work with. Creativity is what drives me,” says Ghassen Benhadjsalah.

News:Risk is not the enemy – it is the raw material

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AI as an Enabler of Human Potential and the Customer Service of the Future. Pranay Jain, CEO and Founder of Enterprise Bot.

News:AI as an Enabler of Human Potential

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The sample consists primarily of executives, as well as sales and technical experts with many years of industry experience.

News:Personal consultation remains the key to sales in the future

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Latest News

The smoke detector that nobody installed. Or: Why the insurance broker is the most important early warning system for Swiss SMEs. But almost nobody uses it.
Der Rauchmelder, den niemand installiert hat. Oder: Warum der Versicherungsmakler das wichtigste Frühwarnsystem der Schweizer KMU ist. Ihn jedoch fast niemand so einsetzt.
7 May 2026

The smoke detector that nobody installed

The most effective early warning system for many Swiss SMEs has long been at the table: the insurance broker. However,…

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Old risks, new tools in the latest episode of Paul the Insurer.
Old risks, new tools in the latest episode of Paul the Insurer.
6 May 2026

Old Risks, New Instruments

What modern reinsurance and artificial intelligence achieve has deeper historical roots than you might think. A look…

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The national balance sheet: Eric Lefebvre says why a country is much more than just lines on a map.
The national balance sheet: Eric Lefebvre says why a country is much more than just lines on a map.
5 May 2026

The National Balance Sheet: Sovreign Equity, Hartwick’s Rule, and the Stewardship of Nations

A state is not a static entity, but a dynamic balance between inherited assets and future obligations. Anyone who…

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Namilytics supports insurance brokers with the "Briefr" platform.
Namilytics supports insurance brokers with the "Briefr" platform.
4 May 2026

Namilytics with AI for Brokers: More Data Is Not the Solution

The use of artificial intelligence in the insurance industry is no longer a topic for the future. However, while many…

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Eye injections cheaper, but cost reductions reach premium payers with a delay.
Eye injections cheaper, but cost reductions reach premium payers with a delay. Pic: Generated by AI.
30 April 2026

Eye Injections Cheaper: but Premiums Are Not (yet) Falling

The new outpatient flat rates are having an effect: drug prices are falling and competition is increasing. However,…

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From ice cream to algorithms: How China is leading the insurance world in development and what Europe can learn from it.
From ice cream to algorithms: How China is leading the insurance world in development and what Europe can learn from it.
29 April 2026

From Ice Cream to Algorithm

It is often the small anecdotes that make major upheavals tangible. A drawn egg that was intended as an order and…

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The cost of growth are adjusting slowly, quietly and persistently, says Eric Lefebvre.
The cost of growth are adjusting slowly, quietly and persistently, says Eric Lefebvre.
28 April 2026

The Cost of Growth

For a long time, growth was seen as a self-sustaining feature of the modern economy, driven by innovation, productivity…

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AI, climate risks and the art of working with uncertainty. Jakob Barandun (right) in conversation with physicist and entrepreneur Dr Christian Spindler (left).
AI, climate risks and the art of working with uncertainty. Jakob Barandun (right) in conversation with physicist and entrepreneur Dr Christian Spindler (left).
27 April 2026

AI, climate risks and the art of working with uncertainty

In a video interview with Jakob Barandun, physicist and entrepreneur Dr. Christian Spindler explains why artificial…

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FINMA: Focus on stability. Photo: Stefan Walter, Director.
FINMA: Focus on stability. Photo: Stefan Walter, Director.
24 April 2026

FINMA: Focus on Stability

At FINMA’s Small Insurers Symposium on 26 April 2026 yesterday, Director Stefan Walter emphasized the importance…

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Trust is not a feature: A monthly column by Marcus Selzer.
Trust is not a feature: A monthly column by Marcus Selzer.
23 April 2026

Trust Is Not a Feature

The call came shortly after nine. A customer’s voice, calm but tense underneath. And a question that goes deeper…

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From the missing son to the changing image of insurers.
From the missing son to the changing image of insurers.
22 April 2026

From the missing son to the changing image of insurers

A personal story from Ticino shows how much the image of the insurance industry has changed from being viewed with…

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When models fail because a system no longer resembles the theory.
When models fail because a system no longer resembles the theory.
21 April 2026

When Models Fail: The Quiet Death of Economics

What if not only money and energy lose their stability, but also the theories we use to explain the economy? The…

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