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31 October 2023Insurance

Talent and new risks among the top concerns for delegates

Securing and retaining the best talent and getting a better handle on new and emerging risks are some of the biggest priorities for re/insurers in Asia at the moment—but artificial intelligence (AI), perhaps surprisingly, is less of a worry.

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