View from the top video: Moving from banking to insurance with Tara Foley, CEO, Axa UK Retail Insurance

In this exclusive interview recorded as part of the Insurance Post Live Annual Conference 2021 Tara Foley, CEO, Axa UK Retail Insurance, reflects on her first six months in the insurance industry.

She also speaks to Insurance Post content director Jonathan Swift about what she’s learnt so far and what she thinks the industry can learn from banking.

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Q&A: Venkat Sathyamurthy, Tractable AI

Venkat Sathyamurthy, newly appointed CEO of Tractable AI, discusses his journey to the top of the insurtech and his plans for the company’s next stage of artificial intelligence focused growth.

Big Interview: Sten Saar, Zego

Sten Saar, co-founder and CEO of Zego, speaks to Damisola Sulaiman about the challenges of building an insurtech in an evolving landscape, the lessons he learned entering the complex world of insurance as an outsider, plus his plans for growing the business.

Q&A: Paul Baxter, The Green Insurer

Paul Baxter, CEO of The Green Insurer, discusses the company's approach to eco-friendly car insurance, mission to make driving greener, and plans for future growth.

Better motor claims are no accident

As motor insurers reassess their claims offering in light of Consumer Duty, better accident management provision offers a clear route to improved efficiency and customer service, says Steve Molloy, director of commercial sales, AX Motor Assist.

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