Over six months on from Jaguar Land Rover’s precedent-setting cyber attack, Claud Bilbao, VP, Underwriting & Distribution at Cowbell UK, reflects on how both behaviour and insurance buying patterns have changed for the better, while […]
There’s no doubt that usage based cover is growing, but technology is advancing all the time and home EV chargers, connected kitchen appliances, PAYG driver insurance and more all offer insurers the chance to build […]
Some insights on potential cyber risks for the UK, from Arran Roberts, Joshua Mooney, Partners and Alexandra O’Hare, senior associate at Kennedys: The conflict in the Middle East has rapidly extended into the cyber domain. […]
So many people are now realising that their job application and CV isn’t being read by any humans, it’s all automated. But does that process open up the shipping and cargo sectors to cyber attacks? […]
How can the industry use AI and automated systems and yet stay compliant with local market regulators? This is the them in February and IE wants to delve deeper into the balance between rapid insurtech […]
This article is by Emmanuèle Lutfalla, Partner, and Louis Fer, Associate, at Signature Litigation Paris Insurance has always been a mirror of society’s risks. When economies were industrial, insurers covered factories and ships. When mobility […]
This insights piece is by Alex Babin, CEO of Hercules Over the past decade, Delegated Authority (DA) has evolved from a supporting channel into a dominant market force. Data from Oxbow Partners reports that premiums […]
As the legal and insurance markets move beyond the surge of Business Interruption (BI) claims arising from COVID-19 and the landmark FCA Test Case, a leading national law firm is urging UK businesses to refocus […]
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