Insurance needs to promote vibrancy to attract young and new talent

“Insurers need to sell why this is a good career to get into”

Hemma Visavadia
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The insurance sector needs to evolve its technology, innovation, and the perception that the industry lacks vibrancy to better attract next talent, according to the Chartered Insurance Institute’s (CII) New Generation Group.

Speaking at COVER's Claims and Underwriting Innovation Forum 2022, Anisha Turner, Claims Manager Professional Liability at HDI Global Speciality IE, stated that to change the perception that the insurance sector is not the future for young people, insurers need to be more transparent about all available benefits the industry can offer that goes beyond salary. She explained that other aspects such as health and wellbeing offerings, ESG commitments and an inclusive work culture are equally as important for the younger generation who "want more and expect more". Similarly, insurers need ...

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