How the FCA aims to stamp out toxic workplace cultures

Thomas Beale, partner and head of the bullying and harassment team at Bolt Burdon Kemp, examines how the Financial Conduct Authority’s rules for non-financial misconduct are set to change plus the ramifications for the insurance industry.

Evolving the insurance claims supply chain

The post-Covid world has thrown a wrench into the well-oiled machines of insurance claims. A persistent lack of resources – from car parts to building supplies – is causing delays and frustrations for both insurers and policyholders. In this environment, traditional supply chains are being put to the test. Izabela Chmielewska reports.

Harnessing responsible AI in the insurance industry

Trade Voice: Ann Dingemans, lawyer at Kennedys and Fleur Rochester, Kennedys partner and president of the London Forum of Insurance Lawyers, look at how insurers can take advantage of artificial intelligence in the right way.

Emma AI Hughes

Where AI in insurance is going, we won’t need roadmaps

Editor’s View: Insurers’ chief technology officers have swiftly shifted from working on their roadmaps to having science fiction-like aspirations for the future rollout of generative artificial intelligence, observes Emma Ann Hughes.

Insuring property damage caused by cyber attacks

Analysis: As clients in heavy industry and manufacturing look to insurance to cover property damage that occurs due to cyber attacks, Harry Curtis explores the risks that arise at the intersection of cyberspace and the physical world plus what options for cover exist for businesses facing fires, floods and explosions.

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