NU Online News Service, Dec. 8, 2:45 p.m. EST
NEW YORK—The insurance industry, with its increased use of better tools to assess risk and allocate capital, might see shortened market cycles than it is used to, according to an executive from Chartis.
The perspective came from John Q. Doyle, chief executive officer of global-commercial business for Chartis, at the 22nd Annual Executive Conference produced by The National Underwriter Co. and Summit Business Media.
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