Why Southeast Asia's insurers may be leaving millions on the table

For brokers, more “prevention measures” means more buyer limits under review

South Korea’s financial regulator has barred the Insurance Training Institute from investing in an AI joint venture, testing the boundaries of where insurance institutions can deploy capital as AI spending accelerates

Singapore-listed companies adopting third-party AI systems face a coverage review as new regulatory obligations come into force

Severe convective storms have cost US insurers more than $30 billion every year since 2020, yet reinsurance and capital models are still anchored to rare hurricanes

Knowing your weather hazards is not enough. Extreme weather exposure is now a capital question