Regulation and compliance

In this episode, we revisit a live panel discussion from last year’s Agentic AI event, recorded at a moment when Agentic AI was beginning to dominate conversations across insurance, the discussion explores what the industry might look like three to five years into widespread AI adoption — and what it will take to get there. 

In this episode, Matthew Grant is joined by KPMG's Richard Louden and Candy Staples to explore a topic that many insurance and InsurTech businesses underestimate until it becomes expensive: tax. 

In this episode, Robin Merttens is joined by Tobi Schneider, Sector Engagement Lead for Financial Services & FinTech at the Edinburgh Futures Institute, to unpack one of the most ambitious research initiatives currently shaping the future of AI risk in insurance.

Tobi Schneider and Lukasz Szpruch examine how generative and agentic AI are redefining what it means to manage and insure risk. They show why traditional models can’t keep up with autonomous, ever-evolving systems—and how insurers must move toward continuous monitoring and innovation to keep AI safe, accountable and insurable.

Explore the insights from the latest InsTech evening event, where industry leaders discussed the transformative role of AI, automation, and digital platforms in reshaping the insurance sector. The panels cover expert perspectives on AI, automated journeys, underwriter workbenches, and digitally enabled MGAs, offering insights on streamlining operations and driving growth.

This week, Matthew Grant is joined by S&P Global Market Intelligence's George Devereese, who monitors and tracks shipping around the world to screen them against various forms of liabilities.

This week, Robin Merttens speaks to Carbon Underwriting Managing Director and Co-founder, Ben Laidlaw on navigating changes in Lloyd's regulation, gaining approval for a second syndicate and on being Private Equity owned.

Matthew Grant spoke to Rosina Smith, Chief Product Officer for MIS, who shares insights from her MBA dissertation’s findings on the adoption of technology in insurance

Matthew Grant caught up with Dag Lohmann and Brandon Katz on the challenges that come with modelling correlated risks such as tornadoes, tornadoes, straight-line winds and more.

PwC’s Chris Temple and Christine Brogan join Matthew Grant to discuss transformation in insurance, specifically steering organizations towards achieving their ESG goals.

If we want to understand opportunities for innovation in insurance we need to understand what the customer wants – the people and companies buying insurance. Many companies are now setting up captives to use their own capital as an alternative or to complement the insurance they ...

Member Spotlight: Capital Law Henry: Can you give us a brief introduction to Capital Law? Rachel: Capital Law is a commercial law firm of around 100 lawyers based in Cardiff and London. It has a team of insurance and financial services regulatory lawyers, which I lead. ...