The rapid integration of artificial intelligence into corporate strategy and operations has unlocked unprecedented opportunities, but it has also opened a new and perilous frontier of legal exposure for corporate leadership. The governance of AI is no longer a theoretical exercise confined to IT
After a year of unprecedented quiet in the United Kingdom's insurance distribution sector, a sudden surge in merger and acquisition activity at the start of 2026 has captured the market's attention, raising a critical question about its sustainability. Following a year that saw deal-making fall to
An extensive recalibration is unfolding within consumer financial services as major retail brands strategically divest from capital-heavy banking operations to sharpen their focus on more agile, data-driven insurance distribution. This accelerating trend is not a retreat from the financial sector
A meticulously crafted audio message from a CEO authorizing an urgent, multi-million dollar wire transfer lands in a CFO's inbox, its tone and cadence indistinguishable from the real executive's, yet it is a complete fabrication generated by artificial intelligence. This is not a futuristic
In the dynamic world of digital banking, the lines between traditional financial services are blurring faster than ever. At the forefront of this evolution is Simon Glairy, a leading expert in Insurtech and AI-driven risk assessment. We sat down with Simon to dissect Chase's latest strategic move
With a road-death rate significantly higher than the rest of the UK, Northern Ireland's new driver licensing reforms are more than just policy—they're a critical intervention with major implications for road safety and the insurance industry. To unpack what these changes mean for risk,
