Alan Demers and Stephen Applebaum // February 24, 2025 
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The expression “Mind the Gap” dates to the 1960s when it was first announced on the London Underground. The purpose was to warn passengers of the potentially dangerous gap between the train door and platform which are not perfectly aligned. It has since evolved to become a general warning about the danger of open space or gap between two points.
It applies especially well to the many risks and headwinds faced by the insurance industry today. And if unattended, may be irreversible or much harder to