Tan Suee Chieh and Nick Spencer share the lessons of the Project New Horizon programme, which aims to prepare the profession for an increasingly complex future
Only slightly more than half of businesses in the US and Canada currently have cyber insurance, with small and medium-sized firms (SMEs) even more exposed to attacks.
More than a fifth of global executives believe that blockchain is “all hype”, with many sceptical about the technology's practical use in their organisations.
Global investment in the insurance technology sector bounced back in the second quarter of 2022 following a disappointing three months at the start of the year.
Three-quarters of insurers across the US and UK agree that their inability to accurately understand customers' security posture is impacting cyber insurance price increases, a survey has uncovered.
Stephen Tseng and David Lu discuss the WHO’s recommendation on replacing the cervical smear test with an HPV DNA test, and what it could mean for critical illness insurance
Nicky Witras provides an overview of attitudes to cryptocurrencies in different countries, and explains why institutional investors have been slow to invest in this asset class
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will increasingly look to cancel their cyber insurance policies this year due to expensive premiums and the cost-of-living crisis.
Most business leaders are no more confident in their ability to manage cyber risks than they were two years ago, despite unrelenting workplace disruption, digital transformation and ransomware attacks.
