Opinion is divided on how best to respond to the potential exposures caused by artificial intelligence. Some see no reason for the segment to exclude new exposures, but others believe AI will require its own line of insurance

Sector looks to develop structures that go beyond traditional weather perils and encourage buyers to think more strategically about the product

The insurance market is gearing up for the return of growth as the country’s macroeconomic turnaround has improved the operating environment

New insurance contract rules threaten to disrupt market practices and could affect the availability of capacity in Brazil, Rafaela Barreda, president of trade association Fenaber, says

With mounting concern over potential liability exposures related to artificial intelligence, insurers are looking at ways to address the threat, such as through exclusion clauses. But legal experts warn that difficulties in defining AI can make exclusions challenging to implement

As a new law on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances comes into force, liability insurers in France are grappling with the challenge of defining the scope of coverage