Artificial intelligence is reshaping the new operating paradigm of the insurance industry, especially with the rise of AI agents like 'Lobster'.
Motorists driving over speed limits in South Africa risk having insurance claims rejected in the case of accidents.
Over the past decade, the number of people accessing financial support because they are not able to work due to injury or illness has surged in Australia, with 2m more Australians now claiming income support payments.
Hong Kong's private medical insurance market registered an increase of over 60% in overall medical expenditure from 2019 to 2023, according to a new report by the Hong Kong Federation of Insurers (HKFI).
Data collated from over 6,000 medium, small and micro enterprises (MSMEs) has revealed that workplace risk management and insurance adoption in India's MSME ecosystem is growing significantly, according to a new analytical study by InsurTech BimaKavach.
Around one third (31%) of Australians have experienced wild weather damage to their property or vehicle since 2021, according to new research published by NRMA Insurance Company.
Helium scarcity presents a unique underwriting challenge. However, while it pressures costs and revenues across multiple sectors, it rarely manifests as a singular 'event' that triggers widespread losses across diverse insurance lines, according to Moody's Chief Research Officer-Insurance Solutions Dr Robert Muir-Wood.
The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) has issued a new decision to regulate the practices of risk assessment experts and loss adjusters in the insurance sector.
Miller has appointed Mr Graham Wynes as Head of Claims. In his new role, he leads Miller's global claims function.