The majority of UK insurers expect to keep a hybrid system of home and office working following the COVID-19 crisis, despite many admitting that it makes them more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
A record level of organisations worldwide are now carrying out a long-term risk analysis following the outbreak of COVID-19, new research by the Business Continuity Institute (BCI) has found.
Firms need to develop a structured approach to managing climate risks within long-dated asset portfolios, say Jonathan Lim, Sandy Trust and Ryan Allison
The total value of insurance premiums generated by InsurTech platforms will have more than doubled within five years worldwide, forecasts by Juniper Research suggest.
Up to a fifth of workers in financial services could be gig economy employees within the next five years globally, new research by PricewaterhouseCoopers suggests (PwC).
One-quarter of UK pension schemes do not have an adequate cybercrime breach plan, despite the threat being recognised as one the top risks they face, a new survey has uncovered.
Insurance technology companies attracted a record $7.1bn (£5.15bn) of investment across 377 deals last year, analysis by Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has revealed.
What is an actuarial data scientist, what do they need to know and why are they necessary as actuarial departments start to unlock the full potential of AI? Dawid Kopczyk explains
