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Cost keeps a third of people from professional care, and AI is filling the gap where barriers are highest, according to a survey of 19,000 people in 18 countries
Commentary warns benefits built for shorter careers may not fit the workforce ahead
A chain-reaction crash, a coverage opt-out, and nowhere left to turn
The risk surface for UK businesses near military infrastructure has fundamentally changed
The commercial cyber insurance market is strong and growing, but small to midsize businesses may be falling behind as cybercriminals ramp up AI efforts. “Cyber threats are evolving faster than m
Allianz U.K. Ltd. has raised manufacturing coverage limits for businesses with annual turnover of 10 million to 1.5 billion British pounds ($13 million to $2 billion), Continuity Insurance and Risk Ma
Philadelphia Insurance must defend a Maryland boarding school in a lawsuit alleging that a teacher sexually abused a student even though its policy took effect after both the teacher and the student h
Insurers are buying specialist underwriting rather than building it, with mixed results for brokers
81% of homeowners would use insurer-provided monitoring devices, yet only a quarter have water leak detectors
Duke’s Malibu has endured one disaster after another. The famed restaurant perched over the Pacific narrowly survived last year’s Palisades Fire, though smoke left it badly damaged. Five w
Stories on career advice for insurance professionals, an NFL comp claim and E&S market trends were among the most-read on the Business Insurance website this week. 1. Insurance professionals urged
Portuguese arm built on Luso Atlantica and RT Global deals joins WBN
Volvo Cars is expanding its partnership with Nvidia to develop a new generation of driver-assistance and automated-driving technology, the companies said on Thursday, as carmakers race to bring increa
Finance ministers sign off on frontier AI "tabletop" drills, and the scenarios they plan to rehearse look a lot like the cyber catastrophes insurers have spent years modelling
The state of Florida won a key court decision this week that allows it to enforce a ban on social media accounts for kids under 14 and other restrictions. The law was one of the most restrictive in th
Diot-Siaci subsidiary MSH has launched an employee benefits captive business in Luxembourg. Elucin will support multinational groups and their captive insurers, domiciled both in Europe and globally,
Flexibility allows cyber cover to fit different risks, but inconsistent terminology makes policies harder to compare
Two crisis management moves in one day
Duke’s Malibu has endured one disaster after another. The famed restaurant perched over the Pacific narrowly survived last year’s Palisades Fire, though smoke left it badly damaged. Five w
The Toronto-based group drops the space in its name, with new branding set to appear on group benefits materials over the coming months
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