New study reveals unpriced climate exposure and a measurable opportunity for resilience investment

Survey finds 40% of respondents use AI, mainly to process applications

Southern state becomes first to ban practice opposed by US insurers

With only a handful of foundational models powering most AI tools, there are fears that pricing models could become too uniform 

Securities class actions, flowing from allegations of AI washing, are expensive to defend, and the costs can mount long before the merits are tested

Insurers must balance the need to keep costs under check while continuing to invest in AI and other technologies that will keep them competitive in the future

EU connections, ample labour force and supportive government provide an ideal environment for a growing sector

High Court in South Africa clarifies the operation of claims-made policies and underscores the critical importance of timeous notification

Sector sees 191 public transactions worth $29.6bn in six months to May 2026, PwC analysis finds

IUA-Airmic report calls for improved engagement between clients, brokers and underwriters

Privy Council decision highlights the potential for increased exposure for businesses and their liability insurers in claims involving dangerous substance escapes

Engineering-based approach to probable maximum loss assessment should be used, analytics firm Synthetik argues