Companies that move quickly to strengthen governance, monitoring and accountability frameworks will be better placed to reduce their exposure to criminal liability

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

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

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

Regulators are taking a growing interest in the relationship between private credit and funded reinsurance

While the next generation of nuclear power offers significant growth opportunities, it also introduces a new generation of risks that require careful calibration of policy wordings, aggregation management and capital deployment

Although there is clear appetite within the insurance market, capacity remains limited and constraints on insurability are inevitable for complex and rapidly developing technologies

Infectious disease outbreaks at sea are multi-dimensional risk events requiring coordinated legal, regulatory and insurance responses

The distinction between litigation assignment and traditional funding is essential for effective management of commercial disputes and litigation risk

English courts are favouring reinsureds by taking wide construction approach to the aggregation of Covid-19 losses

Introduction of a new consumer class action regime in England and Wales could increase litigation risk significantly for businesses and their insurers

South African court ruling settles long-contested question about whether construction guarantees constitute non-life insurance policies