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Consolidation, underwriting discipline, and the compounding power of AI The cyber insurance market is changing again. On the surface, capacity remains plentiful and pricing remains competitive. Underneath, the structure of the market is shifting. Consolid

Alexis George joins Zurich's board the day ClearView completes - giving Australia's only major composite insurer a former wealth CEO overseeing a three-brand life stack

Benchmarks reveal what an AI agent can do. Continuous production evaluation reveals whether it deserves your trust. The first time an AI agent fails in production, the postmortem often begins with an uncomfortable fact: the system was monitored, but no on

The future of underwriting AI is dependent on how it's measured

"Agent" has become a label for almost anything an LLM touches. A saved prompt is an agent. A chatbot with a connector is an agent. A coding loop that runs overnight is an agent. So is a production harness that can plan, act, verify its work, recover from

How continuous telemetry across AI observability, autonomy, and governance can give brokers and underwriters greater clarity Every major technology shift has forced the insurance industry to rethink how risk is measured. The internet created cyber risk. C

Throughout the industry, the fear isn't just that AI will replace the broker. There's a genuine argument to say that AI will also make every broker sound the same. Because if everyone uses the same algorithm, then where's the differentiation? Where does y

A locked account. A routine help desk call. A password reset that appeared to follow the process. Then $24 million in insurance payments went to the wrong account. In this episode of Behind the Breach, host Amber Wuollet follows an anonymized healthcare s

When we discuss cyber insurance, the conversation almost instinctively defaults to compromised data, network outages, and privacy liabilities. However, for U.S. brokers advising the manufacturing, retail, and logistics sectors, that narrative is dangerous

As I drove to work this week, a reminder popped up to tell me that I need to book in for a service. This made me think about how the insurance industry has treated cyber; you wouldn't drive a car relying on a service certificate from 1995 to tell you if y