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In this episode, we learn why Sabrina Hart's sports background has helped her coach winning insurance teams, and how she views DEI as a competitive advantage.

By James Pring, Ebix Europe Sales Director

The acquisition highlights Chedid's expanding global presence in insurance and reinsurance.

Markel's Allison Elzer speaks to Insider Engage about emerging risks and how to deal with them.

By James Dickerson, Global Head of Retrospective Solutions, Gallagher Re

By Moe Khosravy, executive vice president of Engineering, Moody’s RMS

By Robert Muir-Wood, Chief Research Officer, Moody’s RMS

Everest's focus for Monte Carlo's renewal negotiations centers on transparency and a cautious outlook on rates and terms, says Anthony Izzo, Everest’s head of global facultative and reinsurance distribution.

Cautious optimism and realistic discussions define North American market's renewal season, with transparency and strategic actions taking the forefront, says Everest's Jill Beggs.

James McNitt, area president of healthcare for wholesale broker Risk Placement Services, discusses the impact of the rise in economic and social inflation on the medical professional liability insurance market.

Reinsurers are ready to deploy capacity – but only for business that ticks all their boxes, says Stuart McMurdo, Scor P&C’s CEO of reinsurance

We delve into the evolving world of alternative risk transfer (ART) amidst challenges like the Vesttoo scandal, the growth of captives, parametric solutions, and emerging risks.

The highlights from our recent webinar in partnership with Guidewire on ethical AI and insurance.

It reached a total value of $177 billion in written premiums, returning to 2014 levels.

The application of AI to insurance may enthuse those looking to cut costs but it’s exercising regulators, alarming consumer advocates and no doubt giving compliance managers sleepless nights.

In this episode, we ask whether the insurance industry is sufficiently ready to face a cyber catastrophe.

Data is the lifeblood of insurance, and AI can radically improve the effectiveness of data analysis. Given which, the insurance sector has been surprisingly slow to adopt AI.

In this episode, Jeremy Noble talked about the company’s friendly and cohesive culture, the important role insurance plays in society, and how the industry must do more to improve its public image.

The highlights from our recent webinar in partnership with Eigen Technologies on the implications of AI on the insurance industry.

The insurance industry has a big part to play in mitigating climate risk and needs to start developing risk transfer solutions that will stand the test of time

Better regulatory clarity and nat cat capacity restrictions are boosting the development of parametric insurance in Latin America, according to experts.

In a world of social, ecological and economic uncertainty today’s insurance businesses face diverse challenges, but remaining relevant to clients might be the greatest risk of all

Legge believes demand will be high for the new practice, despite a record decline in H1 transactions.

In this episode, we ask whether the insurance industry is moving fast enough on climate risk.

Watch the highlights of our recent webinar, held in partnership with EY, on closing the protection gap.

See the highlights from our recent webinar, in partnership with S&P Global Market Intelligence

As the insurance industry becomes increasingly digitalised, new and unprecedented technologies are making data more accessible, accurate, and easy to consume, fundamentally altering the way information is exchanged – and the way the industry conducts business.

With the vast majority of cargo carried by trucks in Brazil, the market could see strong rise of demand for insurance covers thanks to regulatory changes recently approved by the government.

AI is transforming the insurance industry, affecting claims, fraud detection, underwriting, and more. Insurers must balance AI's potential with data accuracy, ethics, and human expertise.

Over the last few months, it seems everyone has been talking about large language models – or LLMs – and how they are set to revolutionise the way insurance companies operate. But what do these models mean for the insurance industry? And do they really live up to the hype?