How legislatures and regulators around the world structure the oversight of emerging insurance products will be critical to maximising their efficacy

In what is becoming a new summer tradition, cybercriminals are exploiting the busy admissions period to target private schools and their fee-paying parents

A recent case has upended years of market practice for South African insurers

Insurers must prepare for a future where AI could replace the human element in insurance

The regulator has introduced a series of reforms aimed at modernising the regulatory environment, but solvency requirements have also become stricter

Neurodivergence is a natural variation of the human brain, not an illness or deficit

Close to 90 Marsh employees quit in what broker alleges were arranged mass resignations on July 21

Boards and executive teams should actively champion anti-fraud principles by embedding them into structures and decision-making processes

A recent High Court judgment affirms that courts will not shy away from basing cost orders on parties’ conduct

The UK Commercial Court’s interpretation of provisions in the war risks policy and its analysis of causation have implications for the whole market

As AI continues to evolve, so too does the risk landscape for directors and their insurers, with carriers increasingly scrutinising AI-related disclosures and governance during the underwriting process

New predictive analytics data shows accuracy in settings claims reserves is getting harder as the insurance landscape gets more complex