Industry panic over disruption has generally given way to an appreciation of how InsurTechs can be leveraged to the incumbents' advantage.

InsurTech wasn't around in Charles Dickens' day, but digital transformation is creating 'great expectations' for insurers and consumers alike.

Some may assume insurers aren't taking the lead when it comes to raising climate change awareness. That's not the case.

The changes being prompted by Brexit might turn out to be an opportunity if those who are being displaced seize the moment to reinvent themselves.

While the insurance industry may be ripe for disruption, were far more likely to see collaboration with fintech startups, rather than displacement by them.

Commercial insurance buyers and their brokers should expect increasing scrutiny about the adequacy of cyber coverage for corporate board members, as emerging exposures potentially put directors and officers at risk of being sued.

With the frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks on the rise, risk managers are losing sleep over whether they definitely have coverage.

Insurers having a hard time figuring out how to underwrite and price cyber risks should consider new approaches to adapt to a constantly evolving exposure, a new report by Deloitte suggests.