Businesses remain exposed when AI agents go beyond their instructions
Known flaws could expose developers to claims, but contracts and evidence may determine whether a business can recover its loss
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Hurricane Ian homeowner got policy limits, then lost fee fight
The appraisal worked. The payout came on time. The fee grab didn't
QBE must show harm to deny discrimination claim: Appeals court
QBE Insurance cannot deny coverage for two employment-discrimination claims because of late notice unless it shows the delay caused it harm, a federal appeals court ruled Friday. In Geneva Rock Produc
Dominic Collins to step down as Howden's executive chairman
The exit of the group's longest-serving modern chairman opens a succession question at one of the world's largest brokers
A common language for risk data
Europe’s corporate risk landscape is changing quickly, but the way risk data is exchanged has not kept pace. Michael Rüsch of Swiss Re Corporate Solutions argues that greater standardisation can help
Mosaic launches €100m political risk capacity for Europe
Mosaic Insurance has expanded its political violence line to Europe, where it launched with €100m ($116m) in direct capacity to meet “rising demand in the region” through its European headquarters in
US Supreme Court weighs bid by oil companies to avoid climate lawsuit
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court is set on Monday to hear a bid by oil companies ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy to thwart a lawsuit by officials in Boulder, Colorado, seeking monetary damages fo
AM Best Revises Outlook to Positive for Minnesota’s RAM Mutual Insurance
AM Best has revised the outlooks to positive from stable and affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of B++ (Good) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of “bbb+” (Good) of RAM Mutual Insu
Denmark Data Breach Exposes 8.8 Million People’s Personal Data
Denmark suffered a major data breach that gave unauthorized individuals access to names, addresses and personal identification numbers belonging to about 8.8 million people registered in the country&#
Anxiety Over Gas Prices Points to ‘Looming EV Comeback’ in US
Just when it seemed American car buyers had left electric vehicles for dead, there are new signs of life in that corner of the auto market. Tesla Inc. and Rivian Automotive Inc. each posted better-tha
Most postpartum GLP-1 starters had no qualifying diagnosis, US study finds
New data shows rising initiation among commercially insured women, exposing a gap in how most employer GLP-1 policies are written
Ferma CEO urges members to adapt risk philosophy
Ferma CEO Laurent Nihoul believes European risk managers should focus on adapting their philosophy to ensure they can better deliver for organisations, influence decisions and impact wider business pr
Why more tools are making independent agents less productive
Having more technology than ever, independent agents are spending more time on administration, not less. The industry selling them those tools carries more responsibility for that than it typically ad
Traditional insurers focus on value creation as model comes under pressure
Traditional insurers will continue to remain central to the corporate insurance market, despite recent growth in managing general agents (MGAs), broker facilities and automated underwriting, according
Most postpartum GLP-1 starters had no qualifying diagnosis: Study
Many new users fall outside the diagnostic framework employers rely on for authorization and cost control
Life sciences risk is shifting and coverage may not follow
A new Zurich report finds accountability gaps forming as AI and outcome-based models reshape the sector
'He is sexually attracted to fish': is there insurance for that?
Legal 500's accidental publication of unvarnished client feedback has given the Bar a week to forget, and handed brokers a ready-made case study in media and reputational risk
Justice Department Finds Racial Discrimination in UCLA Law Admissions
A U.S. Department of Justice investigation found UCLA School of Law discriminated against white and Asian applicants in admissions for its 2023, 2024 and 2025 incoming classes. The department’s
Why Risk Managers Look to Bermuda When Risk Gets Complex
Forty years ago, 68 of America’s largest companies contributed to the creation of a new insurance company to address a severe capacity shortage that threatened to wipe out excess liability cover
US insurance has shed more insurance jobs than during the financial crisis
Is this a trend to watch? UK insurers are cutting too
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