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As our daily lives are transformed by digitalisation and data, so will insurance - the way insurance is purchased and how we ...

By Teresa To, Head L&H UW&Claims Office APAC ex China

Last year, global insurance premiums surpassed $5 trillion for the first time ever.

By Moses Ojeisekhoba, Former Chief Executive Officer, Global Clients & Solutions

We all know about the protection gap, or at least, I hope so – it's the difference between economic and insured losses. But are ...

By Moses Ojeisekhoba, Former Chief Executive Officer, Global Clients & Solutions

The notion that cyber-crime is restricted to lone hackers working from a PC in their bedroom is long outdated.

By Maya Bundt, Former Cyber Practice Leader

The Right to be Forgotten allows cancer survivors to withhold past diagnoses, reshaping insurance norms and requiring localised ...

By Multiple Authors

In 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast of the United States. Twenty years later, we reflect on what remains the ...

By Multiple Authors

Engage in an in-depth examination of worldwide economic expansion, the slowing down of inflation, and the implications of ...

By Multiple Authors

Understand the transforming digital landscape and the significant legal challenges faced by social media platforms.

By Jane Mandigo, Senior Claims & Key Case Expert

Our just released sigma explains the growing concern around secondary perils, a classification that includes flood.

By Matt Junge, Head Property Underwriting US, CUO P&C Reinsurance

There's a reason they're called secondary perils. They're harder to monitor than hurricanes and earthquakes, which makes them ...

By Multiple Authors