General Insurance

Are insurers doing enough to help wean the planet off fossil fuels? Peter Bosshard looks at coverage provided to coal, oil and gas

Ian Rowe and Jack Halligan showcase how artificial intelligence could be used to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment

COVID-19 has shown us how interdependent our supply chains and economies are, say David Maneval and John Lian – and risk managers need to take this lesson into other areas

Kim Burgess and Richard Waterer examine the causes of recent elevated supply chain risk, and how insurers can address it

Socrates Olympios examines the immediate impacts of the pandemic on motor and cyber insurance markets, as well as how they could be affected in the longer term

More than a quarter of insurance executives worldwide feel that their company has a poor environmental, social and governance (ESG) record, a survey by law firm DWF has found.

Sarah MacDonnell and the Machine Learning in Reserving Working Party discuss how – and why – general insurance reserving actuaries should get on board with machine learning

Queenie Chow, Lisa Morgan and Barbara Chesire-Chabbaga explain the concept of human-centred design and how it has been used in the public and private insurance sectors

Actuaries need to improve their strategy if they are to deal with the great changes taking place in risk, technology and culture – Charl Cronje gives some pointers

Adeep Jain explores how smart contracts could revolutionise the insurance industry