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Ulysse Starts an Insurance Company
Anyone looking to start an insurance company today needs capital, patience, and a strong constitution. In the new…
Lao Tzu on the Board of Directors
What advice would a 6th-century B.C. Chinese sage give to a modern insurance company? In this episode of his podcast,…
Mark Wesselink: Listen First, Then Build
Twelve companies founded, four failed, three sold, one IPO, two bankruptcies: Mark Wesselink makes no secret of his…
Dante Evaluates Insurance Companies
What would Dante Alighieri see if he were to descend into Hell again today and pass by the insurance industry along the…
Sebastian Schnur: Those who act are mindful
Does artificial intelligence have consciousness? For Sebastian Schnur, entrepreneur and author of “Conscious or…
The Thermodynamics of Insurance
Energy is never lost; it is merely transformed. In the new episode of “Paul the Insurer,” this principle of physics is…
Karl Andersen: Electricity That Pays Off
Karl Andersen no longer wants to sell solar power to the grid for a few rappen; instead, he wants to convert it…
Don Quixote and the Insurers
What would Miguel de Cervantes write about the insurance industry? In the new episode of “Paul the Insurer,” Paul takes…
The Illusion of Control
Einstein demonstrated that time and space are not fixed quantities, but rather depend on perspective. In the latest…
When Machines Learn Faster Than Humans
Christian Bosshard, co-founder of MMG Management Consulting, is writing his dissertation on how generative AI boosts…
The Butterfly in the Cyber Portfolio
A regulatory clause, a viral post, a faulty sensor on a freighter somewhere in the Pacific, and suddenly an entire…
Insurance as a Heat Engine
Energy is never lost, says physics; it is only transformed. If you look closely, you’ll see that this simple formula…