Skip to Main

Paul Clark is a core member of the Insurance and People & Organization practices at The Boston Consulting Group. His focus is on commercial insurance, transformation, and large-scale change.

Since joining BCG in 2004, Paul has focused on strategy, operating model design, digital, and transformation. Paul has extensive experience in life and commercial property and casualty insurance, and has also led large-scale change projects in the energy, banking, and media sectors.

Prior to joining BCG, Paul worked for the Financial Times Group in various roles, from strategic planning to product development. He was also commercial development director of the Financial Times' mutual fund rating business.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

EDUCATION

  • MBA, INSEAD
  • BA, philosophy, politics, and economics, Oxford University

Publications and Videos

aubert-insurance-640x640-tcm9-166714.jpg

What the Future Holds for London Insurers

Brexit. Companies’ insufficiently diverse workforces. Emerging markets. These topics raise many questions. Here’s how one expert answers them.
london-market-insurers-excel-at-home-but-struggle-in-emerging-markets-1694x950-tcm9-155356.jpg

London Insurers Excel at Home but Struggle in Emerging Markets

Though solid performance in the fast-growing North American market and in the UK has buoyed London Market insurers, they must improve in emerging markets, reinsurance, workforce diversity, and innovation.
london-insurance-market-1694x950-tcm9-79267.jpg

The London Insurance Market’s Historic Role Faces a Tipping Point

The 300-year-old London Insurance Market confronts a historic tipping point as globalization and competition in local markets erode its £60 billion global share and imperil its role as the preeminent international hub, according to a joint study commissioned by the London Market Group and conducted by BCG.
bringing-big-data-to-life-1694x950-tcm9-63273.jpg

Bringing Big Data to Life: Four Opportunities for Insurers

Forward-thinking life insurers are using big data and advanced analytics to enhance business processes, increase market penetration, deepen customer relationships, and underwrite new risks.