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How AI Is Reshaping the Independent Insurance Agency

May 20 2026 // Independent insurance agents are under real pressure right now. Client expectations are rising, renewals are growing more complex, and administrative work keeps expanding – often faster than headcount can keep up. The...

Viewpoint: AI Insurance Is Not Cyber Insurance With Extra Steps

May 20 2026 // Many insurers and the businesses they cover are treating AI risk as a cyber problem in a new costume. The early litigation is quietly explaining why that is a category error, and the companies that understand the...

Lilypad Leans Into AI for Coastal Areas with Matta Hire

May 19 2026 // Lilypad, the Sarasota-based, tech-centered property-casualty insurer that acquired Centauri Insurance, has named Rajiv Matta, a holder of patents in the field of machine learning, to harness artificial intelligence to help...

UK’s StanChart to Cut Over 7,000 Jobs, Boost AI to Replace ‘Lower-Value Human Capital’

May 19 2026 // Standard Chartered will eliminate more than 7,000 jobs over the next four years as it seeks to replace “lower-value human capital” with technology, becoming one of the top names in finance to target headcount...

Tech, Modeling Prove Value-Add to Broker-Client Relationships: McGill’s Karg

May 19 2026 // Due to the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, data, and analytics, brokers are gaining the ability to treat the risk of each client separately, said Ashley Karg of McGill and Partners. “There’s more...

UK Firms Should Take Steps to Limit Risks From Frontier AI Models, UK Says

May 18 2026 // British companies should take steps to plan for and mitigate risks from new artificial intelligence models, the country’s finance ministry, the Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority regulator said on...