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How can insurance carriers protect themselves against the rising tide of 'nuclear verdicts', and what should they do if the worst comes to pass?
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- Insurance giant Zurich announces highest profit for 15 years
- FCA warns auto insurers about undervaluing written-off cars
- Catch up: complying with EIOPA rules on cloud outsourcing
- UK insurers working through backlog after legal test case
- UK regulator plans insurance 'risk pool' for tower blocks
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Insurers are familiar with the dangers posed to their clients by cyber attacks, but how familiar is the industry itself with the most common cyber threats?
Nigel Cannings, CTO of Intelligent Voice, looks at the role speech recognition and machine learning can play in battling fraud in the insurance sector.
One by one, European insurers are distancing themselves from EACOP, a proposed crude oil pipeline linking Uganda and Tanzania, on environmental grounds.
Nigel Cannings, CTO of Intelligent Voice, looks at the role speech recognition and machine learning can play in battling fraud in the insurance sector.
Insurers are familiar with the dangers posed to their clients by cyber attacks, but how familiar is the industry itself with the most common cyber threats?
Insurance company Ascot has launched a new Marine Cargo and War facility, which will provide coverage for grain exported through Black Sea corridors.
Zurich has seen a 'sharp increase' in fraudulent insurance claims, warning of a cost-of-living impact as household budgets come under growing pressure.
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