Risk

Artificial intelligence helps insurance brokers expand solutions for small business owners.

Boateng will lead the organization's cyber risk management strategies.

Complexity within the insurance industry is exacerbated by climate change.

Peter Diamandis opened this year's RISKWORLD event with a keynote address that identified four mega-trends impacting insurance over the next six years.

Climate-related disasters rank as just one of the leading factors.

With the retreat from globalization, insurers will have to adapt but it won't be easy.

Travelers' latest distracted driving risk index shows a continued increase, but tech providers and developers are using the biggest source of the problem to help fight it.

By collaborating, cybersecurity professionals and insurance providers can share insights, best practices, and trends in cyberthreats, creating a more secure environment for all.

Insurers embedding coverage in other venues are finding the practice adds risks, and agents point to their value for interpreting coverage to policy buyers.

There is a disconnect between today's insurance frameworks and the financing needed to invest in adaptation and mitigation measures.

Defections by U.S. states from NAIC's call for property market data reporting could widen the gap in insurance protection, climate risk solutions expert says.

With its checkered history of risk placement process modernization fading away, the London Market is now pushing towards a bright new data future.

Insured losses from natural catastrophes have been on a slow and steady rise.

The move comes just nine months after State Farm announced plans to stop issuing new coverage in the most populous US state.

The right data and tech means that insurance providers have more time and resources to focus on their customers.

Cumbersome paperwork and manual processes have burdened insurers for decades, but the industry is finally embracing artificial intelligence to improve efficiency and client satisfaction.

Robust testing, new workflows, and enabling employees to experiment and explore AI, will enable insurance organizations to bypass Gen AI challenges.

What insurance underwriting looks like in the age of artificial intelligence and the role of human underwriters.

These cyber threats will continue to evolve and pose risks for insurers and their policyholders.

The strategy in question is tied to insurance-linked securities, which are dominated by catastrophe bonds (often dubbed cat bonds).