AI literacy the new line between risk and control

AI literacy is becoming essential for demonstrating control, transparency and accountability. But how are you equipping your teams?

AI Literacy: The foundation of modern business innovation

As the influence of AI expands, AI literacy is now essential across the entirity of an organisation.

Bordereaux Template Enforcement has Failed

Our recent DA survey series has highlighted some interesting, but not surprising results...

bridging the gap between talent and ai in delegated authority

AI adoption in delegated authority is exposing a talent gap, creating an opportunity to capture senior expertise and scale it to improve performance.

AI in the gaps: a pragmatic approach to ease the friction in the Lloyd’s market

If AI adoption is proving more difficult than you hoped, try taking a more pragmatic approach to finding the value.

Fix The Data Drop

A month of bordereaux records is falling in. Clean the bad data, route each card, and see how the AI agent transforms the flow. Play now!

The EU AI act: a familiar regulatory challenge for specialty insurers

For many in the specialty insurance market, the arrival of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act will feel very similar to the experience of implementing the General Data Protection Regulation.

Why waiting for clean data is the wrong approach to getting value from AI

Don't let imperfect data hold back your AI initiatives

AI is a people challenge before a technology one

AI adoption in commercial specialty insurance is uneven not because of technology, but because different generations experience it differently making trust, transparency and positioning AI as a partner that scales human judgement, rather than replaces it, the true determinant of success.

infrastructure debt - what UK water companies can teach commercial insurance

Commercial specialty insurance risks repeating the UK water sector’s mistake: mistaking continuity of service for resilience while hidden, ageing infrastructure quietly leaks value and limits the industry’s ability to adapt, modernise and sustain trust.