Join Danny Wood of Insurance Business Australia, in this informative episode of IB Talk which dives deep into the dynamic world of Accident and Health (A&H) insurance, exploring its rapid growth post-COVID-19, and the significant opportunities and challenges this presents for insurance brokers.
Featuring Jarrod O'Connor, A&H underwriting manager at Arch Insurance, based in Melbourne, the discussion sheds light on how the market has evolved, particularly in response to the pandemic, and Arch Insurance's strategic approach to meeting increased demand.
The podcast covers:
Trends in the A&H insurance sectors, including rapid market expansion
How to strategically adapt to market demands whilst maintaining a high level of service
The potential in the A&H sector for both brokers and underwriters, stressing the importance of education and better coverage awareness to fully capitalise on emerging opportunities
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