Juan de Castro

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569 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Making Risk Flow | The Future of Insurance · Lead, Follow, or Fall Behind? Positioning for Success in the Insurance Market | Greg Brown · 16 Jun 2026 podcast

So we're challenging it needs to be human underwriting, but the I'm also challenging the opposite, right?

It's like if you

your follower.

If you follow it, should it be fully automated or not?

So what are your thoughts on that?

One last question, just building on that, because the most players today are thinking about like, okay, how do they prepare their workflows, technical architecture for that future you are describing, right?

And I think one thing I see is I think that there's a risk that in this world of AI, we are still building workflows that are human first.

So how do you advise your clients in thinking, okay, well, most likely for the next month.

or piggybate ever period of time, whereas you get more comfortable, you still want an underwriter to sniff test or to look at every risk, but over time the trend you cannot negate.

It's gonna increase the automation.

So how do you think about how they should be thinking about their I mean at a very high level that that's their thinking in the architecture.

Greg, this has been a fascinating conversation.

I leave this discussion thinking one is very clear message of every player should think about what type of lead and follow they are, and then think how that cascades down to the business architecture and operating model, and then to the technical architecture, thinking about how do you align your technology to those capabilities rather than just trying to do a better version.

version of the human processes today, which I think it's a great, great forethought.

And I'm sure many CIOs, CTOs, are thinking about this at the moment.

Yeah.

Exactly.

But you're right.

It's like they are still dealing with architecture that are two generations ago and they are thinking about how do you leapfrog these generations to build something that is fit for purpose for the next five, ten years.

And I think obviously that is something that requires a lot of discussions within the industry.

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