Maintaining optimism while grappling with transformational changes : key findings from the insurance industry : 21 CEO survey

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      <subfield code="a">Grounds for optimism: Insurance CEOs report feeling positive about the global economy and their own organisations' prospects -- Seize the opportunity: CEOs cite barriers such as the speed of technological change and over-regulation, but there are solutions -- Buy, borrow, or build capabilities: Almost half of insurance CEOs say they are planning alliances -- Harnessing automation: CEOs must identify opportunities to advance tech -- Revolutionising compliance: With over-regulation as the No. 1 worry, RegTech is a way forward -- Mainstreaming innovation: Putting innovation at the heart of an organization requires cultural, operational change -- The bionic organisation: Humans and machines working together -- Conclusion</subfield>
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