Category: Podcasts

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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Paul the Insurer 25: Rethinking risk management - get out of your comfort zone!
Paul the Insurer 25: Rethinking risk management - get out of your comfort zone!
3 December, 2025

Paul the Insurer 25: Rethinking risk management – get out of your comfort zone!

Traditions still characterize risk management today, but the Risk!n Conference 2025 impressively demonstrated why…

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Paul the Insurer 24: Mission Risk Management.
Paul the Insurer 24: Mission Risikomanagement.
27 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 24: Mission Risk Management

One man, one vision and ten years of persuasion: how a “missionary” is redefining risk management and why…

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Paul the Insurer 23: From contract jungle to clarity.
Paul the Insurer 23: From contract jungle to clarity.
26 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 23: From contract jungle to clarity

Thousands of contracts, incomprehensible clauses, language and legal barriers show that the world of insurance often…

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Paul the Insurer 22: Blackmail on the net - The dirty game of cyber criminals
Paul the Insurer 22: Blackmail on the net - The dirty game of cyber criminals
20 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 22: Blackmail on the net – The dirty game of cyber criminals

A seemingly harmless incident turns out to be a professionally organized cyberattack. A look behind the scenes shows…

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Paul the Insurer 21: Insuring, understanding, responsibility.
Paul the Insurer 21: Insuring, understanding, responsibility.
19 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 21: Insuring, Understanding, Responsibility

Insurance not only protects against risks, it can also solve social problems. A look at why these services often remain…

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Paul the Insurer 20: Antigone and the power of the insurance industry.
Paul the Insurer 20: Antigone and the power of the insurance industry.
13 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 20: Antigone and the power of the insurance industry

What does a heroine of Greek tragedy have to do with modern insurance? More than many people think, and the answer…

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Paul the Insurer 19: What it takes to change an auditor's view on life!
Paul the Insurer 19: What it takes to change an auditor's view on life!
12 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 19: A new perspective on life

What needs to happen for auditors to change their perspective? The latest podcast shows how innovative approaches and…

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Paul the Insurer 18: A travel guide takes us on a journey – insurance through new eyes.
Paul the Insurer 18: A travel guide takes us on a journey – insurance through new eyes.
6 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 18: Insurance Through New Eyes

In this engaging episode of “Paul the Insurer,” we journey beyond the paperwork into a vivid travel tale from Santo…

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Paul the Insurer 17: Buying Peace of Mind - The Orange Grove Insurance Tale.
Paul the Insurer 17: Buying Peace of Mind - The Orange Grove Insurance Tale.
5 November, 2025

Paul the Insurer 17: Buying Peace of Mind

In the heart of Valencia’s orange groves lies a story as old as time — blending ancient tradition with modern risk…

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Paul the Insurer 16: Quantum computing is the next big thing.
Paul the Insurer 16: Quantum computing is the next big thing.
30 October, 2025

Paul the Insurer 16: Where Art and Insurance Meet

Quantum computing is seen as the next big technology revolution. For the insurance industry, however, it will initially…

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Paul the Insurer 15: Is creativity an innate talent reserved for composers, painters and poets?
Paul the Insurer 15: Is creativity an innate talent reserved for composers, painters and poets?
29 October, 2025

Paul the Insurer 15: Where Art and Insurance Meet

Creativity is generally regarded as the domain of art. But what happens when you broaden your view? An encounter at the…

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Paul the Insurer 14: How a tragedy helped reinvent an entire industry.
Paul the Insurer 14: How a tragedy helped reinvent an entire industry.
22 October, 2025

Paul the Insurer 14: How a Tragedy Helped Reinvent an Entire Industry

Sometimes a single moment changes everything. This was the case for Claude, a French film producer, who was on vacation…

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