Top 50 Insurers 2025: Insurers warn against losing human judgment in AI race
‘AI isn’t going to replace the talents of underwriters anytime soon – having a human in the loop is essential,’ says chief underwriting officer
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Top 50 Insurers 2025: Insurers warn against losing human judgment in AI race
‘AI isn’t going to replace the talents of underwriters anytime soon – having a human in the loop is essential,’ says chief underwriting officer
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Briefing: How UKGI should respond as AI becomes more popular with consumers
TechTalk: Walking the tightrope – the risks and rewards of tackling legacy tech
Jason Hart: Cyber insurance must focus on key fundamentals, not ‘whizz-bang’ moments
The Big Question: Are insurtechs solving real problems or just chasing hype and funding?
Top 50 Insurers 2025: Insurers warn against losing human judgment in AI race
Luisa Barile: From puppy to profit – how ManyPets learned new tricks for growth
Top 50 Insurers: Aviva consolidates top spot thanks to DLG amalgamation
David Haynes: Arag UK chief executive ready to take firm to ‘the next level’
Opinion: Is nepotism inherently bad or an underutilised talent attraction tool?
Technology risks becoming increasingly present in construction sector
SRG committed to further people-led acquisitions – Anderson
Firms struggle to integrate with insurtech partners – Charles Taylor’s Jeremy Stevens
Top 50 Insurers: Does size really matter for underwriting profitability?
Briefing: How UKGI should respond as AI becomes more popular with consumers
Top 50 Insurers: HCC International tops 2025 Underwriting Gold Awards
Briefing: Protection gap warning poses real questions for UKGI
Top 50 Insurers: Commercial lines insurers pull ahead as Solvency UK data reveals sharper splits versus personal peers
Solvency ratios strengthen as UK and Gibraltar insurers rebuild profitability
Rob Organ: Jensten Group ‘not asleep at the wheel’ over M&A and what’s next after Bain deal
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