Nationalistic legislation brings novelties such as the tacit acceptance of risks and limits to contact with policyholders during claims processes

Generative artificial intelligence tools can be deployed to extrapolate existing data and fill gaps in the information available to models, says Xceedance’s Brandon Nuttall

Insurers accused of providing insufficient solutions to exposures linked to climate change at risk management conference in France

The country’s insurance sector remains profitable despite a recent spike in losses, but lower investment income and Trumponomics present challenges

Flexibility and accumulation of reserves have helped the Consorcio de Compensación de Seguros, its chief operating officer says

To improve cyber security, Europe’s new Digital Operational Resilience Act will require insurers to perform comprehensive assessments of their contracts with cloud companies and other ICT service providers and seek contract changes if they are insufficiently robust. This may be easier said than done, experts say