Risk management

Internet of Things devices can provide peace of mind for homeowners, but they can also create unexpected risks.

Progressive launches Accident Response, Crum & Forster introduce new insurance for CISOs and Tokio Marine Group partners with Resilient Cities Network, plus more insurtech news.

The Global Shield was launched at the United Nations climate talks in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt with the support of the Group of Seven countries, led by Germany in 2022.

AI-backed detection tools contributed to a significant spike in the dollar amount potentially saved from fraud this year, according to the Treasury Department.

In North America employer risk and ESG regulation are the top concerns, according to Beazley's Risk & Resilience report: Spotlight on Boardroom Risk 2024.

Digital Insurance spoke with Behzad Salehoun, Canada insurance lead at Capco, about how insurers are navigating severe and frequent weather events with advanced data techniques and climate science.

Many homeowners don't realize they are uninsured or under-insured for storm surge and flooding.

As this year's natural disasters bring heightened attention to the cost and availability of homeowners insurance, servicers often find themselves caught in the middle when customers see premium hikes.

Insurers continue digital transformation for operational excellence across the value chain.

To improve future performance the industry must sharpen its ability to successfully navigate trends.

Measuring and managing risks is crucial for insurers.

Recognized as one of the leading global insurtechs of 2024, KYND helps demystify complex cyber risk analysis.

Captive insurance, where companies create their own coverage vehicles, is on the rise, according to insurance broker Aon Plc.

AI and machine learning make it easier and more effective for disability insurance customers to engage digitally.

Companies need to work with insurance providers to develop an approach to cyber risk management that is affordable and effective.

A survey by Travelers explored what areas concern industry CFOs and what gives them the most optimism for the future.

Banks are concerned about the lack of clarity regarding legal liability in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's open banking rule, and fear that they will end up on the hook for data breaches or unauthorized transactions caused by a fintech or data provider.

Switching to rooftop geocoding is a smart move for insurers, especially when paired with persistent unique identifiers.

Bloomberg Green found in an exclusive analysis that risk models often disagree with each other on fundamental assessments of vulnerability.

Client discussions about legacy planning, taxes and financial objectives inevitably raise questions that, often enough, only insurance can address.