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Poorly governed AI could accelerate underwriting errors, warns KBRA
Poorly governed AI could accelerate underwriting errors, warns KBRA
12 November 2026   Automated systems can scale flawed decisions fast, hurting credit quality.
Seven out of 10 London brokers expect AI to cause huge disruption
Seven out of 10 London brokers expect AI to cause huge disruption
11 November 2026
Gone rogue: Cowbell targets autonomous AI risks with standalone liability policy
Gone rogue: Cowbell targets autonomous AI risks with standalone liability policy
11 November 2026
Lloyd’s managing agents lead London Market AI adoption despite friction
11 November 2026
AI insurance a substantial growth opportunity as law firms face growing coverage gaps
10 November 2026
Cyber Insurance Week Europe 2027: Where the cyber insurance industry comes together
10 November 2026
Fear, not technology, is holding insurers back on AI: Five Sigma CEO
6 November 2026
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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.
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Exclusive: Life after JTWC, and why the private market must step up
A column about parametric insurance by Mark Groenheide.
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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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Finalists announced for the Cyber Insurance Awards Europe 2027
6 November 2026   Now in its fourth successful year, awards bring together Europe’s key cyber innovators.
Insurtech funding slumps 45% in Q3 as mega-rounds dry up
6 November 2026   Funding falls despite stronger early-stage investment, AI-focused firms capture capital.
AI boom breaks risk silos as exposures converge, demanding a new approach
5 November 2026   AI is driving digital risk beyond traditional cyber threats, creating new accumulation challenges across insurance lines, borders and interconnected technology ecosystems in APAC.
tigerlab pounces with specialist broker platform for marine cargo market
3 November 2026   Technology developed with a global brokerage already processing live business in five countries.
Demex eyes uptick on SCS risk model by cedants
3 November 2026   Demex, a specialist in severe convective storms risk models, has seen an uptick particularly among cedants in using the product
Rove and Axelrod doubt federal AI regulation over next two years
3 November 2026   Former Obama and Bush advisers speak at APCIA, sharing their views on the mid-terms and AI regulation
Data centres a big opportunity but beware of exposures and risks: Swiss Re’s Junge
2 November 2026   As reinsurers navigate an increasingly competitive market driven they must not lose sight of opportunities for profitable growth, suggests Matt Junge at Swiss Re.
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