Insurers develop appetite for risk, explore world beyond bonds
Insurers are allocating more capital to private markets and also partnering with asset managers...
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Despite structural barriers, insurance sector embraces AI, says AM Best survey
As per AM Best, insurers continue to view system vulnerabilities and data quality issues as key challenges for AI adoption...
Start-up of the Week: Through tailored products, Corgi powers new businesses
AI-Native Corgi, established in 2024, offers coverage for general liability, cyber liability, tech and AI liability for start-ups...
SRL study indicates strong 2025 performance by Lloyd’s syndicates
According to SRL, the primary fixed-income portfolios of syndicates have benefited from relatively high-interest-rate yields...
UnitedHealth raises profit forecast, to spend USD 1.5 billion on AI
UnitedHealth expects 2026 adjusted profit to be more than USD 18.25 per share, an increase of 50 cents from its prior forecast....
Assurex Global adds Czech brokerage OK HOLDING to its partner network
Through OK HOLDING's addition, Assurex Global will have a stronger foothold in the Central and Eastern Europe region...
HomeServices of America launches AI-powered Maestro for real estate agents
HomeServices of America's innovative product comes amid headwinds such as commission compression, higher lead costs and regulatory scrutiny pressuring brokerage profitability...
IF Insights: Choking of Strait of Hormuz tests limits of war risk insurance
The concept of war risk insurance has been under the spotlight since 2022, but is gaining traction as the world is dealing with the Ukraine war and the Middle East conflict...
US homeowners witness better insurance claims satisfaction: JD Power report
Customers are satisfied despite cost pressures: A total of 19% of homeowners' insurance customers faced insurer-driven premium hikes, out-of-pocket expenses, and a deductible of USD 1,000 or more...
Gulf shipping crisis: What cargo owners and port operators need to know
Cargo owners are now finding their shipments stranded in ports they never contracted for...