Regulation & Public Policy

While many more than 20 key issues matter for risk managers, climate change, mental health, and aging infrastructure are among those that stand out.

Insurers need to be highly adaptive, able to adjust to geopolitics, economics and societal changes like never before.

In theory, increasing insurance premiums signals rising risk and spurs action that mitigates disasters like California's fires. In practice, climate is changing too fast, and government is being too slow.

An analysis of 11,000 P&C verdicts shows the power of granular data to make judgments fairer--shaping all the settlements that are based on those damage amounts.  

AI and data modernization will reshape insurance underwriting, reinsurance, and compliance in 2025.

As extreme weather events increase in frequency and intensity, they don't just affect the environment but also the operational viability of businesses. 

We need to sharpen our language to stem the tsunami of lawsuits financed by private equity. Let's start talking about "dark money" and "billboard lawyers." 

In this Future of Risk interview, RGA's Casey Beckman explains how AI can drastically improve monitoring -- but brings with it a new set of risks.