The UK government and regulators have set out long-awaited proposals to reform the Senior Managers and Certification Regime

Law firms that undertake volume claims litigation present risks for their professional indemnity insurers

Historic liabilities, if not properly mapped, could become one of the most expensive hidden pitfalls of the entire shake-up

The challenges facing the global property catastrophe market are formidable, but they are not insurmountable. Success will depend on collaboration between insurers, reinsurers, governments, regulators and legal advisers

Recent high-profile incidents have shown the financial profile of a major cyber event can look much more like a catastrophe scenario than a routine operational loss and cyber wordings are maturing quickly in response

With artificial intelligence outpacing regulation, insurers face a choice: collaborate now to establish ethical standards that support innovation and transparency, or risk having restrictive rules imposed later

Four ‘foundational’ steps can provide the backbone of a proportionate, risk-based framework

As supply chains grow more complex and geopolitics more volatile, insurers face a surge in claims and legal challenges that cut across jurisdictions. Preparation now means anticipating where the next claims will arise, and how they will be resolved

Recent decisions of English courts have given helpful guidance on the steps assureds should take to mitigate losses, as well as giving clarity on the scope of the grip of peril doctrine

Insurers must be aware of how to support their insured clients in navigating the rapidly changing regulatory landscape and the transition to new fuels

Marine insurers entitled to rely on pay to be paid rule

In the recent case of Royal & Sun Alliance v Equitas, the Commercial Court considered in what respects interest might be recovered by insurers under their reinsurances