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AI Pushes Underwriting Beyond Risk Selection to Prevention
Artificial intelligence may touch nearly every function of property and casualty insurance, but insurance executives say the technology's greatest value so far is in changing how underwriters ...
Viewpoint: Insurance, Cybersecurity Are Twin Pillars of Resilience for iGaming Industry
The iGaming industry has matured into a regulated global business, one of the fastest-growing areas of the entertainment industry, home to listed companies and garnering mass mainstream recognition. ...Shrinking the insurance gap with urban preparedness
When people think of hurricane risk, most of them automatically think about coastal enclaves in the Southeast United States—beach towns like Miami, Florida, and coastal South Carolina communities. ...Five Distribution & Compliance Trends Carrier Leaders Should Watch in H2 2026
As the insurance industry enters the second half of 2026, carrier leaders are navigating a uniquely complex operating environment. Regulatory expectations are changing, distribution networks are ...
Ranking: Who Are the Insurance Industry’s AI Talent, Maturity Leaders?
One out of every 50 employees working at a group of 30 large insurers is an AI specialist, according to an analysis published by a benchmarking firm, which ranks Allianz, AXA and Chubb as AI talent ...
Viewpoint: Boom in Hyperscale Data Centers Puts Insurers to the Test
Hyperscale data center campuses represent the latest growth opportunity for global insurers and reinsurers. Annual investment in these specialized facilities will likely surpass $300 billion by 2027, ...
Montgomery v. Caribe Increases Litigation Activity, Not Shipper Exposure
A recent Supreme Court decision that is widely viewed as a significant development in transportation litigation is particularly worth examining in the context of negligent hiring claims against ...How AI Is Helping Carriers and MGAs Make Faster, More Defensible Decisions
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in insurance operations, carriers and managing general agents (MGAs) face a familiar challenge: finding answers they can trust. That was the ...