Innovation is key for insurance firms to maintain a competitive advantage, but many firms lack the flexibility that drives it
Protestors targeting the insurance sector over covering broad risk classes is not new – however, deliberate action over insuring particular clients poses a new physical threat to businesses
After January 2024’s introduction of an industry-wide code of conduct for the use of AI in the claims sector, the actuarial industry is now following suit thanks to a regulatory update
Acting quickly could be said to be insurers’ kryptonite – however, the supply and demand see-saw for cyber cover means insurers may need to embrace this discomfort
Data outsourcing is becoming a larger target for cyber attacks as companies look at ways to cut internal costs
The industry has been in wait and see mode over the potential impacts of the budget – but that wait will soon be over
The MGA market is not just here to stay, but will continue to grow and thrive
With cyber attacks on the public sector increasing in scale and volume, should an active model to cyber insurance be adopted?
Tomorrow’s insurance industry is fully reliant on today’s professionals drawing in new talent and showcasing the opportunities on offer – the sector must dispel myths about boring insurance jobs
Editor Katie Scott discusses the overarching structure of the UKGI market, commenting on the continued industry-wide drive to be increasingly ‘more specialist’
Innovation in the marine and cargo classes is sorely needed to help this sector weather oncoming challenges – but will conversations at IUMI conference garner insurer support?
Insurance DataLab hazards an estimate at what other lines of business could face the same treatment as Gap insurance from the regulator