Kenya's regulatory requirements for digital insurance are set to get stricter as the country's insurance regulator, Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) is drafting tougher requirements around cybersecurity, data protection and digital insurance oversight.
Digital transformation has become a prominent trend adopted by health insurers in the UAE, with expectations for this branch of business to see further growth in 2025 and 2026, said several speakers at the 9th Healthcare Conference, held in Dubai last week.
The Algerian Union of Insurance and Reinsurance (UAR) has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) hub specialising in digital innovation and strengthening analytical capabilities in the sector. The initiative was announced by UAR General Delegate Abdelhakim Berrah.
The insurance regulator of Thailand, the Office of the Insurance Commission (OIC), has published the "AI Governance Guidelines 2025", which provides a regulating framework for the application of AI technology in the insurance sector.
The 3rd edition of the India Risk Report 2025 by ICICI Lombard and the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) - India affiliate highlights how technological disruption and global realignments are reshaping India's risk landscape, creating both vulnerabilities and opportunities.
Market research from Allianz Commercial projects that $7tn will be spent on data centres over the next five years, heightening exposures and introducing new risks for companies and insurers.
Four main themes will be discussed at the Global Insurance Conference & Exhibition ingate, set to be held in Riyadh on 10-12 November.
Tech giant Microsoft has fixed vulnerabilities discovered by Check Point Research in its Teams platform, which is used by 320m people monthly.
Australian companies risk falling behind their global competitors in harnessing the benefits of AI unless they urgently bring more tech professionals into senior management roles according to a new paper published by the Actuaries Institute of Australia.
Insurers may see greater demand for cyber insurance coverage as AI-driven mobile attacks rise. According to the Verizon 2025 Mobile Security Index (MSI), 85% of organisations reported an increase in mobile attacks, as more employees use generative AI (genAI) tools for work.