Insurance is changing fast - as AI transforms how businesses operate, new technologies reshape familiar risks, and climate change creates challenges already being felt today. 

But amid all that change, some fundamentals may remain, particularly the importance of trust, expertise and strong human relationships. 

In this episode of Insurance Tomorrow, financial broadcaster and journalist Georgie Frost is joined by Colm Holmes, CEO of Allianz UK, and Chris Bose, Director of General Insurance and International at the Association of British Insurers, to explore what the industry could look like in the decades ahead. 

In this episode, we discuss: 
•    What buying insurance might look like by 2050. 
•    How AI is changing insurance, but why “humans in the loop” matter 
•    The evolving risk landscape, from climate change and cyber threats 
•    How autonomous vehicles and renewable energy technologies could reshape insurance 
•    The role of regulation in stimulating innovation and protecting customers 
•    Importance of prevention, resilience and understanding future risk 
•    How brokers are becoming ‘risk consultants’ 

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