Paul Walsh

US insurers set for billion-dollar losses from May's storm activity

"Jump in and see what AI could bring you"

Insurers are making bigger strides into artificial intelligence (AI) and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), but remain focused on specific use cases for the technology. Paul Walsh reports

Noaa issues "above-normal" 2024 North Atlantic hurricane season prediction

La Nina and increased ocean temperatures are cited as major drivers

Johan Lindqvist becomes Zurich's Nordic CRO

Marine war insurance risks in Middle East manageable for now, says Allianz Commercial

Ongoing global conflicts have raised concerns over insurability of marine vessels

Phoenix pinpoints Solvency II MA reform as critical to advance net-zero agenda

Regulatory duplication in the insurance sector should be reduced, adds UK life insurer

WTW lends support to earthquake parametric policy in Papua New Guinea

"Hard to argue we're not expensive" concedes Lloyd's markets chief, amid new fee proposal

Patrick Tiernan explained revised plans for market access charges

Lloyd's looks to strengthen its reputation for claims management

Chief of markets Patrick Tiernan wary of Lloyd's losing business unintentionally

The insurance implications of a US presidential election

Polarised politics, civil disorder and cyber-attacks are just some of the concerns insurance experts have raised about the build-up to the November election and its outcome. Paul Walsh reports