Artificial intelligence will change the way insurers manage fraud risk

When used in the right circumstances, surveillance can be an effective tool for insurers to help challenge fraudulent or exaggerated personal injury claims

While fully self-driving cars remain relatively rare on UK roads, the legal and regulatory foundations for their deployment are now firmly taking shape

Artificial intelligence-enabled fraud is an escalating corporate insurance challenge for insurers, brokers and risk managers 

Ubuntu is not merely a philosophical ideal – it is an increasingly practical tool for ethical, sustainable, and customer-aligned insurance practice in South Africa

Insurers should look at ways to ringfence or apply limits to volatile cost categories 

HM Treasury’s plans will make it harder for the UK to become a leading jurisdiction in insurance-linked securities market

Appeal court provides clear endorsement of the protective function of MII in forged war risk policy case

The English courts are reluctant to review arbitral awards, but they will do so in very limited circumstances

Workers’ compensation insurers could face substantial long-tail liabilities, as ruling could lead to the reopening of historical cases

The increasing frequency and intensity of heatwaves raises important questions about future claims trends and risk management expectations

Senior Managers and Certification Regime reforms seek to address concerns that some of the rules undermine the governance and conduct benefits they seek to deliver