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Richard Purcell advises on how to make use of the essential information available from wearable technology, without ending up as a ‘Big Brother’ industry

Phil Jeynes looks at the customer journey when applying for protection insurance, and asks what can be learned from other industries while growing the market in the process

Sarah MacDonnell provides some foresight into what is yet to come from the work of one of the General Insurance Reserving Oversight Committee’s working parties

Darryl Boulton assesses whether the Royal Family are really worth their salt, and comments on Jeremy Clarkson and republicanism along the way

Hilary Lewis and Richard See Toh explain why building effective organisational behaviour has become a central concern

Adrian Gore, founder and group chief executive of Discovery, explains to Richard Purcell why life and health insurance should be about more than just protecting people, and calls for a step change in the way we think about wellness

Moving from the UK to Qatar, you need to adapt to several major cultural and other differences. The first and most obvious is the climate; just deal with it