InsurTech weekly - What the future of insurance could look like?

_{1/ My InsurTech predictions for 2026}

The first article is an essay I recently published to detail my predictions for this year. I picked three trends which I believe might shape insurance innovation in the near future. One is a pure investor perspective. A second one is tech-driven. While the last one is based on challenges incumbents face. For each of these predictions, I also share insights and data points to support them.

_{2/ How to grow when prices decrease ?!}

The second article is a snapshot I shared following an article recently published by Les Echos on reinsurance prices down. In that background, I'm detailing what seems to me as a core challenge for incumbents: growth. This connects the dots with two essays I wrote on tech supporting growth and tech enabling product innovation, while the article also reminds us with the challenge 'emerging risks' raise for both insurers and reinsurers.

_{3/ What if chatGPT disappears this year...}

The third article, published in The Economist, explores challenges OpenAI - which has developed the famous chatGPT solution - currently face. It raises the question of whether that company could disappear as more of such questions have been raised for a few months, almost since Google unveiled its recent version of Gemini which overtook chatGPT in most benchmark ; and China keeps growing its alternative offer to western LLM.