The Institutes’ Pete Miller and Francis Bouchard of Marsh McLennan discuss how AI is transforming property/casualty insurance as the industry attacks the climate crisis. “Climate” is not a popular word in Washington, D.C., today, so it would take a certain audacity to hold an event whose title prominently includes it in the heart of the … Read more
The first wave of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) solutions has already achieved considerable success in companies, particularly in the area of coding assistants and in increasing the efficiency of existing SaaS products. However, these applications only show a small glimpse of what is possible with large language models (LLMs). The real strength of this technology … Read more
As cyberattacks surge and boardrooms demand measurable outcomes, CISOs in Q2 2025 are redefining their playbook, prioritizing resilience, operational intelligence, and business-aligned metrics like never before.Across both executive management and technology domains, security priorities are evolving from reactive posture to strategic, intelligence-driven resilience. With security metrics and cloud security holding firm as top priorities, and … Read more
The CJEU held earlier this morning in C‑393/23 Athenian Brewery SA, Heineken NV v Macedonian Thrace Brewery SA (no language versions available at the time of posting than Dutch and French). My post on Kokott AG’s Opinion is here. The AG all in all supported a ready acceptance of forum connexitatis in competition law cases – in the … Read more
Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum this week in Miami brought together subject-matter experts from across insurance, academia, government, and the nonprofit space to discuss climate resilience, legal system abuse, and – most important – what is being done and must continue to be done to ensure insurance availability and affordability during this period of evolving perils … Read more