Duncan Minty

AI could transform the relationship between insurer and regulator, with implications for public trust and executive careers.

As insurance firms in the U.K. weigh regulations on a "significant harm function," here are six considerations on marketing.

Insurance is changing in ways that have profound implications for claims. Questions only occasionally raised before will now become common.

The innovation -- claims optimization -- requires quite a number of radical assumptions about what insurance is there to do and how it should do it.

Disruptors’ natural and essential super-confidence in themselves can translate into overconfidence in the ethical correctness of their decisions.

Driverless cars will have to choose between evils when an accident is imminent, posing thorny ethics issues for makers and for insurers.