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With increasing cyber risk, attracting the right talent into insurance is a must. Here’s how the cyber space is getting the job done.
As companies embrace payment apps for speed and convenience, rising fraud losses, regulatory scrutiny, and insurance gaps are forcing businesses to rethink how — and whether — they use them.
As third-party litigation funding reshapes the American court system, consumers and businesses alike face mounting financial consequences, but reform efforts offer hope for change.
As sustainable solutions become mainstream in buildings across North America, property owners and risk managers must understand the unique hazards posed by solar panels, electric vehicles, and mass timber construction.
Timely access to the right medical care and efficient coordination across stakeholders significantly improves recovery outcomes, reduces delays, and supports faster return-to-work in workers’ compensation cases.
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AI enhances workers’ compensation by automating mundane tasks, allowing adjusters to focus human expertise on complex claims and outcomes.
As AI reshapes the claims landscape, one executive explains how data-driven tools are enhancing — not replacing — the judgment and empathy that define exceptional claims handling.
AI has become the top priority for insurance industry leaders heading into 2026, according to the International Insurance Society's Global Priorities Report.
Immersion in the topic of insurance is one of the reasons Nick Abraham thrives in the London environment.
Only 7% of property insurance carriers have achieved scalable AI success in claims operations, according to a Sedgwick report.
Alterra Property Group's Lesli Rice reflects on risk management leadership, shrinking coverage, mentorship strength, and emerging AI concerns.
Chronic workforce shortages in long-term care are doing more than straining patient services — they are reshaping the insurance landscape.