The insurance industry is currently channeling immense capital into artificial intelligence, yet many executives cannot confidently answer whether these significant investments are building future-proof assets or simply expensive, high-tech liabilities. This wave of technological adoption promises
After navigating a period of significant challenges, the U.S. property and casualty insurance sector has demonstrated a remarkable recovery in its core business operations through the first three quarters of 2025. The industry collectively registered a massive net underwriting gain that signals a
The modern consumer, accustomed to the one-click simplicity of e-commerce, now expects the same effortless experience when purchasing and managing something as inherently complex as insurance, creating a significant disconnect with an industry traditionally reliant on human-centric service models.
The modern business landscape, with its intricate web of interconnected and rapidly evolving risks, has rendered traditional, one-size-fits-all insurance models increasingly obsolete. Companies operating in highly specialized sectors now require far more than a standard policy; they need a
The intricate management of a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) often involves navigating complex rules where a seemingly straightforward decision can lead to vastly different financial outcomes for members and their beneficiaries. Among the most critical yet frequently overlooked of these decisions
A recent report has shed light on a troubling trend where a growing number of employees are finding their health insurance unexpectedly inactive or terminated, revealing a significant and expanding gap in employer compliance. The findings from the Bermuda Health Council's 2024 Employer’s Compliance
A Battle Brews Beyond the Public Eye In a legal maneuver that could have far-reaching implications, healthcare giant Centene Corp. is actively working to shift a high-stakes provider discrimination lawsuit from the public courtroom into the confidential confines of private arbitration. The case,
Power grid failures cost U.S. businesses more than $150 billion annually, yet a significant portion of these losses remains uninsured due to critical exclusions in traditional commercial property policies. This vulnerability leaves countless small businesses exposed to immediate and often
The long-standing perception of insurance as a mere transactional safety net is rapidly becoming a relic of the past, as the relationship between businesses and their insurers undergoes a profound and necessary transformation. In today's interconnected and increasingly complex global market,
The insurance industry has reached a critical inflection point in its relationship with artificial intelligence, moving decisively beyond a period of speculative hype and into an era defined by a rigorous demand for measurable returns. After years of pilot projects and exploratory initiatives, the
