Why do insurers overcomplicate their words?
In insurance, LANGUAGE is a tool for differentiation. Policy language can make one insurer stand out from the next. I...
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Deloitte Australia announces 4impact acquisition
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Lloyd's Lab cohort includes parametric, construction delay ideas
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Lockton New Zealand looks back at "exciting ride"
Currently, Lockton NZ is manned by 24 employees. Globally, the privately held broker employs nearly 9,000 professionals in more than...
Why do insurers always overcomplicate their language?
In insurance, LANGUAGE is a tool for differentiation. Policy language can make one insurer stand out from the next. I...
