Interview
- Interview | 28 November 2023
‘Scaremongering and activism result in a loss of credibility’
The relationship between climate change and biodiversity, why every company needs climate-compatible strategies and how young employees can be used as a sounding board for sustainability.
- Interview | 31 October 2023
Do we need new rules for artificial intelligence in the insurance industry?
The SIA recommends six AI principles for the insurance industry. Sandra Kurmann, Head of Framework Conditions at the SIA, takes a stand.
- Interview | 25 November 2021
‘Disease outbreaks tend to be swept under the carpet at first’
What viruses are particularly dangerous to humans? In her interview, the virologist Karin Moelling explains why the virus that causes COVID-19 was able to spread so quickly.
- Interview | 22 September 2021
‘The more digitalised a company is, the more of a target it becomes’
There has been a marked increase in Internet crime. Florian Schütz, Federal Cyber Security Delegate, answers the most pressing questions.
- Interview | 10 June 2021
‘Redistribution in the second pillar runs counter to the principle of sustainability’
SIA chairman Rolf Dörig takes a look at the current challenges facing the Swiss insurance industry.
- Interview | 21 May 2021
‘A lot of people just take electricity for granted’
In this interview, Maurice Dierick from Swissgrid, the national grid company, explains why an electricity shortage is one of the biggest risks facing Switzerland.
- Interview | 10 November 2020
‘Pandemic insurance must be a real act of solidarity’
The Swiss government is currently working on a ‘pool solution’ to cushion the economic impact of future pandemics. Ivo Menzinger has worked on the possible structures for the solution.
- Interview | 6 October 2020
«Sustainability is a central issue for insurance companies»
Climate change is accelerating and now affects all areas of our lives. Gunthard Niederbäumer explains what insurers can and should do to slow down this trend.
- Interview | 1 September 2020
«Sustainable solutions struggle to find acceptance in day-to-day politics»
There is one point on which (nearly) everyone agrees – urgent action is required to reform pensions. Christoph Schaltegger explains in an interview what possible solutions might look like.
