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Verisk Downplays AI Disruption Fears as Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates

Feb 18 2026 // Verisk’s fourth-quarter profit topped Wall Street expectations on Wednesday, with CEO Lee Shavel touting the quality of the firm’s proprietary data sets amid concerns around AI-driven disruption to the...

Global Insurtech Funding Surges on Record Re/Insurance Investments: Gallagher Re

Feb 18 2026 // Investments in global insurtech rose 19.5% during 2025 to US$5.08 billion from US$4.25 billion in FY 2024, marking the first annual increase since 2021, according to Gallagher Re’s Q4 Global Insurtech Report. During...

AI Needs Its Own Risk Class: Lockton Re

Feb 18 2026 // The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence by organizations across all industries is changing the commercial risk landscape; it’s time to consider making AI its own risk classification, according to a new report...

Dyad to Showcase AI-Powered ALIS DX Platform at the 2026 WSIA Underwriting Summit

Feb 18 2026 // ALIS DX provides wholesale, underwriting and delegated authority teams with AI-driven intake and workflow automation Dyad, a leading provider of insurance technology solutions for MGAs, wholesalers, and program...

Munich Re Unit to Cut 1,000 Positions as AI Takes Over Jobs

Feb 18 2026 // Munich Re’s primary insurance unit ERGO aims to cut about 1,000 positions in Germany, partly as a result of its increased use of artificial intelligence. The cuts affect simple and repetitive tasks in telephony and...

Can AI Tell Us How Much to Pay for Art?

Feb 18 2026 // Stephen Smith, 56, a UK-based art collector, has bought prints through MyArtBroker, a sales and management platform for secondary-market prints and editions, since 2024, when he purchased Echo by British abstract artist...