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Change is coming to insurance. The tradition-bound PC industry is on the cusp of the most radical change since the invention of the automobile. And leaders are unprepared for the size, scale, and speed of what's to come from the wave of millennials, new technology, and venture capital funding coming our way.

Read The End of Insurance As We Know It How Millennials Insurtech and Venture Capital Will Disrupt the Ecosystem CPCU CLU ChFC Rob Galbraith Books

"Having followed the insurance industry closely for more than two decades, I find myself occasionally dismayed of late regarding the level of hype and breathless exhortations regarding insurtech and innovation. It sometimes feels like the concept of the industry innovating was a new idea first proposed two years ago when in fact insurance (itself an innovation) has continually evolved itself while also meeting the needs of an innovation-driven world. To a certain extent, the problem is exacerbated by the means of communication (blog posts and social media, e.g.) used by those trying to attract attention (followers) that are not conducive to thoughtful or extended analyses and assessments.

Kudos, therefore, are owed to Rob Galbraith for pulling together a great deal of information along with his own insights and putting it all together in a BOOK, a comprehensive and thoughtful guide through the many twists and turns that affect the world of insurtech as it stands today. Insurance is a complex business with legacy issues and idiosyncracies that defy attempts to lump it in with other industries to make assumptions or predictions about things to come. A work like this could only be as useful as this one is if compiled by an industry veteran able to convey an understanding of where the insurance industry has been in order to discuss where it may be going."

Product details Paperback 323 pages Publisher Independently published (February 9, 2019) Language English ISBN-10 1795400552

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The End of Insurance As We Know It How Millennials Insurtech and Venture Capital Will Disrupt the Ecosystem CPCU CLU ChFC Rob Galbraith Books Reviews

• I came from technical background and was searching for a book to understand insurance industry and its relations to technology innovations. This book is exactly what I'm looking for. The author does great job of describing the pain points of insurance industry, why silicon valley hasn't disrupted it yet, and where the challenges are. The author presents very practical view yet he is also optimistic and excited about the future. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is interested in leveraging technology to change the insurance industry, either incremental improvement or total disruption.
• This is a great book which clearly discusses insurance fundamentals and lays out some of the potential challenges for the future of the insurance industry. This book would be suitable for anyone new to the industry who wants to understand some of the current disruptive influences laid out in an accessible style or a long-time practitioner, like me, who wants to understand some of the potential directions the industry could take. It is free of too much insurance and technical jargon but does include clear explanations and a glossary to help.
• This is one of the best insuretech books on the market today. As the founder of a new insturech co. and an ex-academic I found this book to be very well written and very useful. Rob breaks down the problems and opportunities in the insurance industry better than anyone I have seen before. It is not an easy task to take a complex industry and simplify it for others but Rob has done that exceptionally well. Simplifying something to make it understandable comes from clarity of thought and mastery of the subject. Rob demonstrates both those in spades. It should be a required reading for any insuretech/fintech founder and could be very useful in academic classes as well that focus on innovation and entrepreneurship. I give it 5 thumbs up. Well done Rob!
• Having followed the insurance industry closely for more than two decades, I find myself occasionally dismayed of late regarding the level of hype and breathless exhortations regarding insurtech and innovation. It sometimes feels like the concept of the industry innovating was a new idea first proposed two years ago when in fact insurance (itself an innovation) has continually evolved itself while also meeting the needs of an innovation-driven world. To a certain extent, the problem is exacerbated by the means of communication (blog posts and social media, e.g.) used by those trying to attract attention (followers) that are not conducive to thoughtful or extended analyses and assessments.
  
  Kudos, therefore, are owed to Rob Galbraith for pulling together a great deal of information along with his own insights and putting it all together in a BOOK, a comprehensive and thoughtful guide through the many twists and turns that affect the world of insurtech as it stands today. Insurance is a complex business with legacy issues and idiosyncracies that defy attempts to lump it in with other industries to make assumptions or predictions about things to come. A work like this could only be as useful as this one is if compiled by an industry veteran able to convey an understanding of where the insurance industry has been in order to discuss where it may be going.
• Rob Galbraith's book, The End of Insurance..., draws on his expertise as a leader and a thought leader in the Insurance industry. Dubbed "The Most Interesting Man in Insurance," Rob doesn't disappoint. He writes with the authentic passion of a man who loves his work and the promise of this industry. He makes technical subjects accessible, relevant, and imperative. Leaders need to plan for what's coming. If you are a leader at any level in the insurance industry, this book will show you the way forward.
• You don’t have to be an expert in insurance to understand the content. The author does a great job in writing in such a way that it’s very easy to understand. Insurance by nature is stable industry however new technologies and startups are showing that there are opportunities to change it. This book offers the reader some insight into what’s on the horizon for an industry overdue for disruption.