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With several cases going through the courts that will have a direct impact on insurance law and practices, Liz Booth looks at some of the recent decisions

As insurers increasingly rely on data to approve placements and settle claims, Liz Booth asks, what are the implications of facial recognition technology?

Hurricanes, typhoons and wildfires have dominated the catastrophe list in 2019, while manmade disruption has come from hundreds of strikes worldwide. Liz

Much has been said and written about the future of autonomous vehicles but there are plenty of changes already afoot that are set to change the future of

The collapse of a bridge in Genoa with such catastrophic consequences has reawakened concerns around ageing infrastructure across the world, with the UK

Graham Bartlett assesses the implications for the insurance sector arising from the recent case of Dalamd Limited v Butterworth Spengler Commercial

Telematics insurance has helped cut car casualties among 17 to 19-year-olds by 35%, clearing the way for mass-market adoption of this groundbreaking

With some form of automation now in place in nearly three quarters of homes, Sam Barrett examines the challenges and opportunities for the insurance

Novus, the young professionals’ group of the Insurance Institute of Cardiff, continues to go from strength to strength. Started in 2015 by a group of

Being ready to adapt will be key to success as the UK motor insurance market goes through a period of change The UK motor insurance market is going