Sarfraz Thind

• ESG is sexy, but not easy, says Lincoln Financial's sustainability initiatives head

  13 May 2024

  Insurer highlights challenges of meeting climate data reporting points

• Trump win would be disastrous for US climate disclosure

  13 May 2024

  Insights from Environmental Finance climate risk conference in New York

• 26North Re reinsures $4.9bn of National Life annuities

  10 May 2024

  The company previously launched Bermuda-based AeCe Isa to grow its reinsurance business

• US lagging Europe on AI regulations

  08 May 2024

  AI insurance guidance not uniformly implemented in US

• Climate change justifies higher insurance pricing, says Evan Greenberg

  08 May 2024

  Chubb CEO says higher rates will change behaviour

• AI model risk presents insurance quantification challenges, says Munich Re

  08 May 2024

  Company will not insure AI models used in asset management

• Allstate plans to return to California

  26 April 2024

  But only when reforms are implemented and if the rates are right

• AI should be left to run its course for now, says US senior advisor

  25 April 2024

  Innovation presents a quantum leap opportunity, despite the risks

• "Resilient" ICS will pass despite obstacles

  25 April 2024

  But IAIS will have to satisfy US demands to get Insurance Capital Standard done, say ex-regulators

• AI: Superintelligent or superdangerous?

  22 April 2024

  The development of "superintelligent" AI could be the biggest shift - and some say threat - in the course of human evolution. Insurers will need to get to grips with it fast, as Sarfraz Thind examines