Catastrophe bonds and related insurance-linked securities surged to a record $17.7 billion in issuance during 2024, driven by a robust first half and strong year-end performance.
A new report reveals mixed consumer opinions on insurers using AI for severe weather predictions, highlighting the need for transparency and education to build trust in these tools.
As cyber risks grow more complex, the insurance market is evolving with higher limits, new coverage options, and reinsurance strategies to meet increasing demand.
General Motors will be restricted from collecting and sharing driver data for five years following an FTC settlement addressing claims of undisclosed data sales to third parties.
Traditional change management strategies no longer work in today’s fast-paced, AI-driven world. Amy Radin outlines a revolutionary, people-focused approach to organizational transformation.
The rising threat of space debris poses significant challenges to insurers, necessitating innovative solutions for risk assessment, liability management, and global collaboration.
Workplace mental health strategies are transforming as AI-powered tools rise in popularity, traditional EAPs face challenges, and employee needs evolve, per Unmind’s 2025 survey.
Texas has sued Allstate, claiming it illegally gathered sensitive driver data without consent, used it for underwriting, and sold it to third parties, violating state privacy laws.
The Lloyd’s Market Association introduces a framework for evaluating systemic cyber risks, focusing on healthcare and maritime industries, to aid insurers in risk management.
Insurance firms must decide between building new systems or enhancing legacy platforms through "wrapping" as digital transformation reshapes the industry.
Discover the top claims and risk management trends for 2025, including AI-driven solutions, cyber insurance evolution, wearables in the workplace, and enhanced catastrophe response.
Generative AI promises cost savings and efficiency, but businesses must carefully navigate risks like liability, cyber vulnerabilities, and data privacy before implementation.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping workers’ compensation, offering faster claims resolution and fairer settlements, but overcoming resistance from seasoned adjusters remains a challenge.
Manufacturers face increasing cyber risks as digital systems grow more integral. Learn how to mitigate vulnerabilities and protect your operations from financial fallout.
Insurance companies are adopting AI, blockchain, and automation to simplify claims processes, aiming to deliver personalized policies and faster approvals for customers.