Data governance

Problems will arise without good governance in place to guide AI adoption.

Can an insurer explain its decisions and demonstrate that AI is being used fairly and responsibly?

Only 10% of property and casualty (P&C) insurers are successfully scaling AI, according to the Capgemini Research Institute's World Property & Casualty Insurance Report 2026.

Enterprise data governance is the foundation for safe, scalable AI that transforms underwriting, claims, and distribution.

AI solutions must remain ethical, secure, and compliant with industry standards, exceeding regulatory requirements to maintain trust.

Responsible AI governance should be a foundational construct of any insurance carrier'sAI strategy and needs to be considered at each and every stage of the Gen AI journey.

Digital Insurance spoke with Hareem Naveed, associate vice president of integrated analytics at Munich Re Life, about the ethical application of artificial intelligence in life insurance.

AI governance can help minimize potential risks from bias, help identify fraud and maximize benefits for customers.

The SOA as well as more than 200 AI stakeholders will support the development and deployment of AI.

AI is just an algorithm that learns based on human tasks, and humans make mistakes.

Releasing an ESG report prepares you to address potential risks hidden in operations.

A former deputy governor of the Bank of Canada says that there are inherent governance challenges that come with the cryptocurrency sector that must be addressed.

The industry is shaping ESG adoption on a world scale and a comprehensive ESG plan should include a focus on data.

Insurance companies need to embrace decentralization and self-service.

Chubb survey, digital insurance platform find concerns among insureds and more rules on the way

The industry will increasingly harness data to meet the growing expectations and demands of switched-on consumers.

MetLife has hired Carolina Stein, who will be based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

There is a clear business case for democratizing – or said more plainly, broadly sharing – data across an enterprise. If we responsibly open up data while working to mitigate the potential risks, there can be meaningful payoffs for our customers and companies.

Digital Insurance spoke with Brett Jurgens, the CEO of Notion, a DIY smart home monitoring company, which is owned by Comcast, about how Notion works with insurers and what benefits smart home monitoring has for policyholders.

It is no surprise that insurers are looking to health tracking technology to create new possibilities for accurate pricing and incentivizing better living.