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Silicon Valley's AI 'extinction' panic lands on a market that's already nervous about the risk

Silicon Valley's AI 'extinction' panic lands on a market that's already nervous about the risk

AI workers quit over human doomsday scenario

Matthew Sellers Sep 11, 2026
Lloyd's lobbies for delay as UK's ban on insuring Russian LNG tankers approaches

Lloyd's lobbies for delay as UK's ban on insuring Russian LNG tankers approaches

British carriers are still covering sanctioned ships

Aviation loss of licence gives brokers a second route to clients

Aviation loss of licence gives brokers a second route to clients

The specialist cover sits behind others in the placement queue, but its annual renewal can help brokers maintain valuable relationships

Everyday contents are quietly driving underinsurance in high net worth homes

Everyday contents are quietly driving underinsurance in high net worth homes

From furnishings to fine art, the true value inside wealthy clients’ homes can be far harder to capture than the headline assets suggest

Zurich and Allianz Trade named as insurers get dragged into Radiant World fraud row

Zurich and Allianz Trade named as insurers get dragged into Radiant World fraud row

A Singapore iron ore trader's collapse into fraud allegations, freezing orders and a $500m lawsuit is testing trade credit insurers

US Tik Tok ruling comes as Ofcom investigates over child safety

US Tik Tok ruling comes as Ofcom investigates over child safety

Texas court has weighed in on the social platform

Why Bermuda's newest Lloyd's entrants keep renting someone else's managing agency

Why Bermuda's newest Lloyd's entrants keep renting someone else's managing agency

And who they keep renting from…

Learn from British insurers, says Seoul

Learn from British insurers, says Seoul

Insurance think tank says look at the UK, then go shopping

Biological weapons researchers were using AI. Insurers should know

Biological weapons researchers were using AI. Insurers should know

Anthropic blocked research and state-backed cyber incidents - and the insurance implications run across multiple lines

IB TALK

How commercial property risks are changing in the UK

AXA's Matt Briggs discusses the emerging risks reshaping commercial property insurance, from lithium-ion batteries and net zero retrofits to climate change and what underwriters look for in a well-managed risk

Has construction insurance moved from paying claims to preventing them?

Prevention, collaboration and changing expectations are reshaping construction insurance. AXA's Andrew Hogg shares where the market is heading

Inside the rise of drone insurance

Coverdrone's Phil Heath and Richard Webb discuss the growth of drone insurance and what it reveals about insuring emerging technologies.

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