The growth in cross-border transactions and the rapidly evolving legal and regulatory frameworks across Latin America are creating plenty of new opportunities for commercial insurers in the region

Changing rules might mean a surge in claims for insurers

Privy Council’s decision in Sian Participation Corp (in liquidation) v Halimeda International affirms a party choosing arbitration will not be limited in its choice of future legal remedies

Discussion paper 24/1 on ‘contracts of large risks’ reflects a pragmatic approach to improving customer protection, while continuing to focus on the competitiveness of the UK insurance market 

The country’s private health system requires urgent reform to ensure its financial and political viability in the long term

New disclosure-based regime raises prospect of more FSMA section 90 and section 90A-related claims

UK Supreme Court's decision in Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council has serious implications for property owners and their insurers in relation to invasive plants 

The pandemic has accelerated the insurance industry’s response to emerging risks by driving digital transformation, strengthening operational resilience and improving consumer protection

Parametric insurance products, combined with blockchain and artificial intelligence, enable insurers to assess the risk associated with the voluntary carbon market and adjust carbon credit insurance pricing more accurately

Companies and individuals must have known CrowdStrike’s Falcon software was used by many interconnected and dependent companies worldwide and they would all be affected by a problem with the update

Figures show last year property claims represented the second-highest incidence of opportunistic fraud in the UK, accounting for 29% of fraudulent claims

Insurers should not take false comfort from the High Court’s decisions in two recent cases concerning damages claims for the late or non-payment of insurance claims