Dan Reynolds

From supply chain disruptions to cloud outages, systemic shocks are no longer theoretical. Industry leaders explain why predicting and preventing cascading losses requires new tools, deeper collaboration, and a fundamentally different approach to risk.

Nick Abraham of Amwins Global Risks talks about the opportunities in the London

Canada’s construction insurance market is becoming more complex due to regional risks and rising costs, increasing the importance of a brokers’ advisory role.

As millions of patients gain access to popular weight-loss medications, physicians and health systems face a growing landscape of liability risks they need to prepare for now.

As carriers race to streamline the quoting experience, small business insurance is becoming faster and more data-driven—but the complexity behind the scenes hasn't gone anywhere.

In my neighborhood, it has become increasingly common to see young people, plenty younger than 16, flitting about on e-bikes and motorized scooters.

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From submission intake to claims processing, artificial intelligence is delivering measurable results for insurers willing to embrace change. Success will depend on overcoming ingrained habits and adopting a more modular approach to technology.

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