Waiting on Insurtech? How to Transform Your Financial Process Now

The significance of the new Restatement on the insurance industry is in dispute. Historically, Restatements published by the ALI have had an enormous influence on binding legal decisions. The U.S. Supreme Court cited ALI publications 71 times during the 2013 to 2015 terms of Court, and state and federal courts have cited ALI publications over 200,000 times. Several courts cited the Restatement of the Law of Liability Insurance even before the ALI formally voted to adopt it. Since adoption, the number of citations to, and courts' reliance on, the Restatement has accelerated.

In the context of completing their lease, landlords, tenants, and their counsel must often try to interpret the dense and sometimes arcane provision dealing with insurance. While almost all leases require certain types of insurance to be purchased, the lessor and lessee might not understand exactly what is being required of them and why. This topic is intended to provide you with information regarding insurance provisions in commercial leases. In addition to reviewing the basic types of coverages that are usually required, this material will also explain what exactly these coverages are intended to insure and why they are important to the administration of the lease.

Insurers have innovation on their agenda for 2019. The race is on to deliver relevant product and services for the modern customer. And it's not easy. Innovation, Product, Underwriting and Technology functions all have a role to play. In this webinar we'll investigate what research is showing in terms of what products must look like, and in a practical sense, how insurers are going out to achieve this.

Addressing the impacts of climate changes means fundamental reforms to key sectors in the economy. Meeting the UK’s Carbon Budget target of a 78% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2035 will require considerable investment across the economy, including c£0.8trn on energy efficiency in buildings and 30,000 new electric vehicle charge points needed each year to meet the 2030 date for phasing out sales of non-EV vehicles. This session looks at how this rapid transformation will impact insurance markets, exploring both how the sector will have to evolve its products and practices and where insurers can drive this by incentivising behavioural change and working collaboratively with customers and the sector’s supply chain.