AI will transform governance to be a more involved and continual process for firms, says Davies, ahead of the specialist technology firm’s new white paper, which outlines how autonomous agents could compound bias.
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LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ Insurance Demand Meter for H2 2025 has found that less people are shopping around for their motor insurance, with flat premiums contributing.
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SMEs expect economic uncertainty to be the defining challenge of the next 12 months, ahead of rising costs, artificial intelligence and cyber risks, according to survey from Everywhen.
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Aviva has appointed former Lloyd’s chief actuary Emma Stewart as its chief underwriting officer for personal lines, effective 1 December 2026.
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As the UK swelters through heatwaves, Scott McGee discovers insurers are seeing signs that soaring temperatures are changing the nature of pet claims and prompting renewed focus on prevention.
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Insurance Post has learned that HomeServe UK is consulting with CET UK with a view of closing down the business-to-business home emergency solution provider, which it bought in 2021.
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Tokio Marine HCC is looking to grow its position in the burgeoning data centre insurance market, as the specialty insurer's energy transition product line continues to gain traction.
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Claims Consortium founder Jeremy Hyams talks about his unconventional route into insurance, why he has returned as CEO, and how technology is set to transform the way claims are managed.
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The next phase of Lloyd’s digital transformation will prioritise smaller, deliverable projects over ambitious multi-year programmes, with a roadmap expected “shortly”, according to International Underwriting Association CEO Chris Jones.
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Artificial intelligence-powered claims technology that its creators believe could lead to a surge in insurance disputes reaching the courts will be made available directly to consumers by the end of this month, Insurance Post can exclusively reveal.
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Cyber risk experts have warned that insurer pricing models are at risk of redundancy following the recent case of two OpenAI models committing an autonomous cyber-attack.
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Emma Ann Hughes observes Lloyd’s investigation of John Neal’s conduct raised important questions about whether insurers have the transparency, governance and culture required to tackle personal relationships when they intersect with power.
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EY has predicted the UK motor insurance market is set to continue making a loss over 2026 and 2027, with premiums set to increase by 16%.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has banned Alec and Robert Finch from UK financial services, after the High Court found they misused client money at former broker AFL Insurance Brokers.
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Three years after introducing reforms to tackle excessive leasehold insurance commissions, the Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing the market again. Scott McGee raises questions about whether its measures have delivered meaningful change.
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Speaking to the House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee, Aviva UK and Ireland general insurance CEO Jason Storah revealed the benefits of the firm’s recently-launched ChatGPT app.
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Lloyd’s has concluded former CEO John Neal breached the corporation’s compliance rules by failing to disclose a perceived conflict of interest and by not properly handling whistleblowing reports.
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