Risk management

New technologies are helping carriers identify how vulnerable properties are to a wide variety of risks ranging from wildfires to wind, flooding and more.

The threat actors utilize a variety of social engineering tactics to gain access to carrier systems and information.

Because of its soil and its status as the world's fastest-warming continent, Europe is particularly exposed. The European Central Bank estimates the region's potential damage from sinking land at more than €2.5 trillion ($2.9 billion) across all euro-area financial institutions.

Federal agencies that provide weather data are losing funding or being reorganized, forcing carriers to find new storm data sources.

Addressing the risks from increasing cyberattacks requires more than cyber insurance.

Use cases for artificial intelligence in insurance are continuing to grow, ranging from interpreting aerial imagery to customer support.

Policyholders and claimants expect the payment process to be an easy and transparent aspect of the claim process.

Governance, risk and compliance programs are an under-utilized risk mitigation tool for cyber insurance.

Cybersecurity requires combating misinformation and empowering employees with critical fact-checking strategies to guard against bad actors.

Owen Williams of Plymouth Rock Assurance explains how the company is taking a proactive perspective to its adoption of IoT technology for homeowners.

What happens when conventional risk assessment models face modern security challenges?

An in-depth look at how risk managers are using technology to assist in managing property, auto and other types of risks in their portfolios.

Why next-gen risk models are the key to market resilience.

Three areas for insurance leaders to explore related to the role of tech in risk management.

The crossover between personal and commercial cyber exposures requires a more comprehensive solution for policyholders.

Independent and mid-sized firms must make strategic choices about where and how to adopt new technologies.

Insurers can use GenAI to elevate different use cases, from streamlining critical business functions to optimizing financial performance.

The Standard completes the acquisition of Allstate's employer voluntary benefits business for $2 billion, plus more insurtech news.

The Nationwide Agency Forward survey suggests mid-market business owners are concerned about economic and financial risks, regulatory changes, technological disruption and workforce shortages.

Jeff Gill, EY Americas insurance sector leader, shared insights with Digital Insurance.