Well designed arrangements, supported by clear contracts and strong governance, will be key to making embedded automotive insurance work in a compliant and sustainable way

Using AI to assist with routine, repetitive work and present information in clearer and more accessible ways, gives claims handlers more freedom to focus on work that requires insight, problem solving and communication

Regulator sets out plans to speed up authorisations and make greater use of AI sandboxes

The broking sub-group climbs 1.2% this week, led by Marsh, as SiriusPoint and Everest drive Bermuda gains

The insurance sector is entering a new phase of digital risk, where liability extends far beyond data breaches or content and now encompasses platform design, user behaviour, mental health impacts, and broader questions of responsibility

The Covid-19 pandemic gave rise to an unprecedented level of complex BI claims and the resulting litigation has stretched the capacity of the courts

European sub-group rises 4.3% and listed Lloyd’s carriers gain 2.3% as stock markets remain volatile

Only 14% of US and UK insurers have ‘fully integrated’ AI, survey finds

The UK government’s new PFAS Plan could quietly remove some of the scientific and regulatory difficulties that have so far limited claims in the UK, exposing insurers to a new generation of liability

Lancashire Holdings and Aon shares see greatest falls as Insurance Day’s basket of stocks loses 3% in the week ending March 11

A cross-sector approach has provided a way forward on improved provision of rehabilitation in official injury claims

The cyber underwriter saw the severity of claims lessen in 2025, despite an uptick in frequency