Peter Wedge at Intelligent Insurer’s annual Re/insurance Outlook Europe conference.

27 June 2025Reinsurance

AI risk may soon demand its own insurance class: Gallagher Re

Artificial intelligence could soon become so significant and unpredictable an exposure that it would warrant a standalone insurance product, similar to how cyber cover emerged, a key Gallagher Re executive believes.

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