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Broad AI exclusions a red flag for Marsh, says CEO Doyle
Broad AI exclusions a red flag for Marsh, says CEO Doyle
16 October 2026   Marsh looks to cut even more costs as AI reshapes back office.
US cyber losses hit nearly $21bn as SME protection gap persists, Triple-I warns
US cyber losses hit nearly $21bn as SME protection gap persists, Triple-I warns
14 October 2026
Nearly 80% of insurers to increase AI investment over coming year
Nearly 80% of insurers to increase AI investment over coming year
14 October 2026
Insurtech startup targets AI liability gap with $10m seed funding
13 October 2026
Bermuda’s insurtech edge is innovation without shortcuts: Walkers
8 October 2026
Cyber threats, coverage gaps dominate UK corporate concerns: WBN
5 October 2026
AI moves into the physical world as insurance leaders gather to tackle emerging risks
5 October 2026
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Technology
AI is changing workers’ comp and small commercial – but how will insurers build judgement?
For workers’ compensation claims professionals and small-commercial underwriters, some of the most important changes brought by artificial intelligence may not be about replacing people at all. They are about changing what people spend their time doing – and, in turn, how they learn the insurance business.
Alternative Risk Transfer
Exclusive: Life after JTWC, and why the private market must step up
A column about parametric insurance by Mark Groenheide.
Technology
The rise of intelligent documents: AI transforms insurance business
Document inferencing is turning every file into an intelligent data source, slashing insurance turnaround times.
Technology
UK cyber insurance market ready to compete again
Cyber market shifts as mid-market demand, blended products and regulation rise; capacity favours firms with proven resilience and controls.
Technology
AI can stabilise cyber market and tame volatility – if underwriters stay in charge
‘We’re not completely dependent on AI models yet’ – cyber experts say human judgment still has the edge in underwriting.
Technology
P&C’s next chapter: what insurers must leverage to stay competitive — and how
Are you ready for the future? Discover how leading insurers are leveraging AI and analytics in this whitepaper from Xceedance.
Technology
What Gen-AI is making possible that P&C underwriters can’t afford to miss
Streamlined processes, enhanced accuracy, and improved underwriting. But that’s not all Gen-AI can do.
Risk Management
The 99% left behind: a call for action towards SMEs
Every firm should have cyber insurance, the same as they have business insurance, says Matt Cullina, head of global cyber insurance at TransUnion.
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Some will, some won’t: Neptune gives thumbs up for flood insurance shopping on Muse
2 October 2026   AI agents add another digital route to Neptune’s flood insurance platform.
Nominate now: Deadline approaching for 4th annual Cyber Insurance Awards Europe 2027
30 September 2026   This year’s awards feature new categories recognising companies driving progress across cyber.
Only 6% of insurers trust general-purpose AI for high-consequence decisions
16 September 2026   Insurers ready to hand repeatable work to AI, but trust remains a hurdle.
Kayna develops AI tool to identify insurance gaps across vendor portfolios
15 September 2026   Tool has analysed 3,000 policy documents for a 260-location US franchise network.
EigenRisk integrates AI property data into catastrophe platform
11 September 2026   Attributes cover more than 186m US commercial and residential properties.
AI can create growth capacity, and that is where the financial gains will show up
10 September 2026   Agentic AI has the potential to give insurers capacity to write more business with the teams they already have, while freeing scarce underwriting, broking and claims expertise from routine work, mea Platform’s Max Richter tells Monte Carlo Today.
AI could change the economics of re/insurance growth: mea CEO
10 September 2026   While the whole market is debating rate, there is an opportunity right now to reshape the operating model, take out cost and cycle time, and create capacity for growth, says mea CEO Martin Henley.
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