CFC's Dave Walsh on driving innovation in the insurance industry

Dave-Walsh

Innovation in insurance should focus on continually challenging our processes, our technology and our people to deliver what our clients want writes Dave Walsh, CEO of CFC Underwriting.

Insurance is an exciting industry.

OK, I might be a little biased having spent my entire working life in the business, but I’d argue that our industry has never been in a more dynamic phase than it

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