Compliance
Guidewire’s Clarke on why insurers can’t trust AI to be ‘mostly right’
Charles Clarke, group vice president of Guidewire, says carriers cannot afford ‘mostly right’ artificial intelligence decisions when every policy, claim and reserve carries legal and financial consequences.
Build or buy? How AI is reshaping insurers’ tech decisions
Generative artificial intelligence may make it easier to build software, but Nigel Gardner, business development executive of Charles Taylor InsureTech, says insurers still need specialist expertise to manage regulatory complexity and deliver lasting…
AI in broking: why the debate must move on
For insurance brokers, Andy Lewis, head of people proposition at Hedron Network, says the artificial intelligence debate has shifted from whether to adopt the technology to how to embed it safely, practically and strategically so it delivers lasting…
Time:To – LMA’s Levett on making the most of FCA rules
Implementing the Financial Conduct Authority’s simplification rules will make insurers’ lives easier, according to John Levett, head of regulatory affairs at Lloyd’s Market Association.
Who holds the key? The AI race to secure insurance data
As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in underwriting and claims, Emma Ann Hughes examines if insurers are doing enough to keep their customers’ data safe.
Don’t hold your breath for an FCA rulebook on AI
The UK insurance sector is waiting for a Financial Conduct Authority rulebook on AI that is never coming, warns Loka Venkatramana, senior consultant at compliance consultancy Pathlight Associates.
WaniWani CEO on how agentic AI is rewriting insurance distribution
As consumers increasingly rely on artificial intelligence agents to search for and buy insurance, Robin Diligent, co-founder and CEO at Waniwani, says insurers must rethink distribution strategies or risk becoming invisible at the point of purchase.
Will the FCA’s non-financial misconduct rules change the City?
As the September deadline for the FCA’s non-financial misconduct rules approaches, Séamus O’Hanlon explores how insurers are adapting to the regulation and if it will make a difference.
Time:To – Sicsic reveals how insurers can keep the FCA happy
Michael Sicsic, managing partner of Sicsic Advisory, outlines three things it’s time to do to meet regulatory requirements in the latest Insurance Post Time To video.
Why delegated oversight can no longer be housekeeping
Lloyd’s has embraced delegation at scale, but Richard Spencer, managing partner of New Link Consulting, argues governance and customer outcome monitoring have failed to keep pace.
How insurers are navigating a stormy yacht market
From superyachts to mid-tier pleasure craft, Tom Luckham explores what's driving the yacht insurance market, and whether better tech, data and underwriting is keeping pace with risk.
Natwest x Uinsure; CFC’s AI cover; Sapiens’s CEO
Friday Round-Up: Insurance Post wraps up the major insurance deals, launches, investments and strategic moves of the week.
Davies calls for ‘continual compliance’ around agentic AI
AI will transform governance to be a more involved and continual process for firms, says Davies, ahead of the specialist technology firm’s new white paper, which outlines how autonomous agents could compound bias.
Why continuous monitoring will define AI insurance
Traditional underwriting models cannot assess autonomous artificial intelligence systems, which Nik Kairinos, CEO and co-founder of Raids AI, argues makes real-time monitoring critical to insuring emerging liabilities.
Big Interview: Jeremy Hyams, Claims Consortium Group
Claims Consortium founder Jeremy Hyams talks about his unconventional route into insurance, why he has returned as CEO, and how technology is set to transform the way claims are managed.
What Lloyd’s Neal investigation means for workplace relationships
Editor’s View: Emma Ann Hughes observes Lloyd’s investigation of John Neal’s conduct raised important questions about whether insurers have the transparency, governance and culture required to tackle personal relationships when they intersect with power.
Lloyd’s rules former CEO Neal breached rules
Lloyd’s has concluded former CEO John Neal breached the corporation’s compliance rules by failing to disclose a perceived conflict of interest and by not properly handling whistleblowing reports.
PRA hits HDI Global SE with £4m inaccurate reporting fine
The Prudential Regulation Authority has levied a £4,165,000 penalty charge on HDI Global SE following a submission of incorrect data to the regulator.
Roles that got a pay increase or cut in insurance revealed
Salary changes were uneven across the insurance industry in 2025, with some roles seeing significant increases while others experienced dips, while data highlights big differences between regions.
Big Interview: Tara Waite, Premium Credit
After several years of heightened regulatory scrutiny on the premium finance sector, CEO of Premium Credit, Tara Waite sits down with Scott McGee to reflect on where the market is now, and how the firm is well placed to grow moving forward.
Diary of an Insurer: Konsileo’s David Sedgeley
David Sedgeley, chief commercial officer of Konsileo, kicks off his week with a walk along the old railway line on the Isle of Wight, catches up with a client over a cup of tea, and prepares for KonsileoCon.