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Arctic opening, to attacks on AI, among insurers' key emerging risks

Swiss Re details new technological, political and environmental threats facing the insurance market

Lloyd's of London targets September to unveil sustainability guidance

Markets chief Patrick Tiernan acknowledges poor reception to cyber underwriting rules

Global cyber re/insurance losses could hit $33.4bn in a 1:200-year scenario

Guy Carpenter assessed a possible global industry event loss across three cyber modelling platforms

Oasis LMF to host open-source ransomware model

IAIS: cyber skills gap poses supervisory obstacles

An IAIS paper explained the impact of operational resilience issues in the insurance sector

Danish regulator consults insurers on data ethics framework for AI

Finanstilsynet warns against "ethics-washing"

US risk experts map out wish list to mature cyber market

Speakers at the NAIC international insurance forum in Washington DC shared their insights

Game theory shows cyber insurance need not encourage ransomware payments

But insurers must push for greater cybersecurity controls among insureds

"Exciting and scary": the insurance regulator's view on AI

What does the proliferation of AI technology mean for a cautious industry like insurance? And how can regulators police this potentially limitless technology? The chair of the NAIC's innovation group, Kathleen Birrane, talks about the challenge with Sarfraz Thind

Blend AI with human expertise for successful risk management

Hyperexponential's Tom Chamberlain stressed some AI applications can perform risk management tasks humans are incapable of