As we hear so often in this industry, insurance wasn’t my first calling. Less commonly, however, I began my journey in Kenya. After finishing high school education, it’s common for parents in Kenya to encourage their children to take up some qualification to ‘keep busy’ whilst waiting to be enrolled at university.

With the rise of AI and automation, should the insurance industry be concerned about the future of underwriting in the wake of technological development?

Reflecting on our Unique Perspective event with Paralympian Ade Adepitan, Phil Hobbs, President & Managing Director of Liberty Specialty Markets discusses inclusion, what has and hasn’t been achieved for visible and invisible disabilities in the insurance world, and how an inclusive policy can lead to a better, more diverse and more effective workplace.

As global energy sources change, the risk landscape for the energy generation sector is changing. Samson Rathaur, our Marine Risk Engineer looks at the challenges facing the production, transport and maintenance of transformers.

Modern supply chains are becoming increasingly challenging. Amy Humphries outlines how both insurers and risk managers can mitigate the risks that make up these complex components of our global economy.

In the new world ushered in by economic downturn and advancements in artificial intelligence and innovation, competition and litigation are likely to increase as businesses adapt to the advent of generative AI and focus on building and protecting market share. This evolving threat to a business’s IP has, so far, not resulted in a great deal of change. That status quo will not last.