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Data and AI: insurer and regulator go tête à tête

On a panel discussion at Insurance Europe's conference, Eiopa's Petra Hielkema and Alm. Brand's Anne Mette Toftegaard debated consumer trust, data, AI and the regulation that weaves them together, as Joshua Geer reports

CRO Forum raises AI's threat level in 2023 emerging risks report

Energy storage systems and data ethics have been added as new risks to the radar

Insurer wins case in $80m bitcoin theft

Nationwide Mutual will not have to pay legal bills for crypto thieves

Gerhard Stahl: "We will all have to be Picassos in the future"

Systemic risks such as climate change, pandemic and cyber are posing questions about the role of insurance. Talanx's former chief risk officer discusses how actuaries, governments and regulators should step up to the challenge, in this interview with David Walker

ILS manager Fermat strengthens relationship with CyberCube

Nation state cyber-attacks will test the limits of cyber-war exclusions

And ransomware activity is worsening, CyberCube warns

ABI cautions nailing source of cyber attacks will be "inherently difficult"

Many policy improvements for cover still "largely untested", trade body warns

Eiopa aims to lay groundwork for insurers' cyber stress testing

The authority has vowed to "set the stage" for assessing how insurers are exposed to cyber risk

AI cyber threat: the world changed two months ago

"Hottest summer" in AI history ramps up cyber risk threat for insurers

BMA finds insurers falling below capital targets post cyber stress

The Bermudian regulator released results of its prescribed cyber stress tests