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  • Survey reveals cyber, climate and business interruption as insurers' top concerns

    22 November 2024
  • AI uptake highest among insurers, UK regulator survey reveals

    21 November 2024

    It is the third AI survey from the Bank of England and the UK's Financial Conduct Authority

  • GIRO 2024: Actuaries debate if AI will make reserving obsolete

    20 November 2024

    The conference hears spirited arguments on whether automation will transform or merely enhance reserving processes

  • Cyber fraud bypassing traditional security tools

    20 November 2024

    At-Bay warns about the "democratization of cyber-crime"

  • Scor and Swiss Re heap praise on "game-changing" upgrades to generative AI

    14 November 2024

    Top executives describe "really staggering" applications to their operations

  • Swiss Re "thinks like a software company", proclaims CEO Andreas Berger

    12 November 2024

    Berger notes half of industry's secondary perils exposure only covered by models since 2019

  • AI/ML adoption rising among insurers for storm risk assessments

    06 November 2024

    One in four P&C insurers now use AI to evaluate severe convective storm risks, says ZestyAI

  • Insurance Europe urges EU to rethink AI liability directive

    04 November 2024

    AI liability framework faces industry pushback over innovation and legal concerns

  • UK unveils insurance fraud charter to combat rising cases

    28 October 2024

    Charter aims to stop a surge in fraud

  • AI's potential to improve customer outcomes

    25 October 2024

    Artificial intelligence could be a powerful tool to help insurers serve customers better, but it needs better regulation and governance. Martin Assmann reports