This podcast segment features an interview with Glenn Renwick, where he shares his opinions on various aspects of the insurance industry. The interview uses a true-or-false question format to explore industry clichés, covering topics such as the slow pace of innovation in insurance, differences between the US and New Zealand insurance markets, and the societal obligations of insurers. Renwick argues that while many insurers are slow to adapt, profit-driven companies that prioritize customer value tend to be more successful. A key takeaway is his assertion that technology is significantly challenging the existence of some insurers, forcing a need for adaptation and talent acquisition.
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