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In-depth opinion and analysis from the industry’s thought leaders.

Climate change is pushing insurability to a tipping point
Paying higher premiums does not make homeowners any more prepared for disaster and many insurers are still losing money on home insurance

Are underwriters ready for a 60% follow market at Lloyd’s?
The evolution of the enhanced underwriting model could fundamentally change the way in which Lloyd’s managing agents underwrite their business

Bridging the generational gap in claims
Workers from the Baby Boomer generation to Gen Z are working together in companies, but they enter the market with different knowledge bases, meaning the expectations of progression are different, as are their learning styles

Insurers are central to the marine sector’s climate goals
Shipping’s green transition needs more than technology – it needs insurance leadership

Centralised e-trading interconnectivity would revolutionise London’s underwriting experience
The London market has made huge strides streamlining operations, generating efficiencies and improving data acquisition but to avoid squandering the progress made it must press ahead with a holistic service that takes the needs of all stakeholders into account

Europe’s cyber insurance market is growing fast
There is increasing recognition cyber coverage is key to economic success

A world in crisis: understanding the risk landscape in 2025
This year is already set to go down as one of geopolitical realignment on a scale not seen in decades

The coming of age of non-catastrophe insurance-linked securities
Non-catastrophe ILS investments can generate consistent cashflows, with the float available to asset managers for further investment

Climate change poses existential risk to property insurance
All players in the property insurance ecosystem must help clients and communities harness property insurance as a tool for climate adaptation, or they risk becoming irrelevant

Man versus machine in the technology arms race
As the technology arms race intensifies, insurers must navigate the balance between leveraging algorithms for automation and maintaining the indispensable value of human judgement

Addressing the blind spots in catastrophe models
Organisations can better protect their businesses with smarter approaches to natural catastrophe modelling and a deeper understanding of climate-related secondary perils

Accelerating the claims response to the LA wildfires
Multi-source data strategies have enabled insurers to gain crucial insights in real-time and allocate resources efficiently
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