While AI can drive innovation, it also introduces novel risks that are not always obvious to design professionals

What the Financial Conduct Authority’s CP25/12 means for insurers, MGAs and brokers

The market cannot afford to sit back and wait – participants must work together on a strategy for pre-bind digitalisation

Just as cyber insurance became indispensable in the digital age, active assailant coverage may soon be standard practice in a world where physical and reputational risks are increasingly intertwined

As the primary insurance market embeds digital into the heart of its operating models, it creates a compelling need for the reinsurance industry to pick up the pace of technological development

Financial Ombudsman Service’s claims cut-off plan could make independent financial advisers one of the better protected professions, instead of one of the most exposed

A mature conversation is now unfolding about how to move from early AI experimentation to scalable, responsibly governed data-driven systems that deliver real impact

Ageing dam assets, the increasing frequency of weather extremes and growing downstream risks from advancing urbanisation demand proactive management to prevent failures and protect communities and economies

It is essential to assess the accumulation potential of cyber insurance in safeguarding the digital lives of private individuals and their families

Abundant capacity is pushing down pricing for solicitors’ and accountants’ professional indemnity cover, but risk is moving in the opposite direction and a market correction is on the cards

In sectors like mining, recycling, and professional lines, core exposures demand committed capacity

CP25/18 is more than regulatory housekeeping – it is a call for cultural evolution within insurance firms