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Broker WorkBench processes placement data and assists negotiation and binding, with Marsh targeting a drop from two-to-four weeks to days or hours, though brokers still approve every recommended placement.
Insurance Journal, reporting on Marsh · live
The Bermuda-domiciled specialty insurer says HALO supports its global small-and-medium-enterprise book; the report does not say whether the tool touches US-bound submissions.
Insurance Journal, reporting on Mosaic Insurance · live
Covered entities must register with the state's DIGIT program and file a disclosure statement at least every other year starting January 1, 2027.
New York State Department of Financial Services · announced
The Series A, led by Ribbit Capital, brings the AI-underwriting startup's total funding to $55M.
InsurTechNY · announced
A RAND Corporation study on AI's insurability names the carrier's exclusion language, which reaches any actual or alleged use, deployment or development of AI.
The Register, reporting on RAND Corporation and W. R. Berkley · adopted
RAND recommends a standardized AI Coverage Notice so carriers state whether AI-related losses are covered, excluded or silent by line, Insurance Business reports.
Insurance Business US, reporting on RAND · proposed
The clarifying endorsement says AI-powered phishing and intrusion attempts fall within existing cyber wording, without broadening the policy.
Insurance Business, reporting on Beazley · live
The Big Data and AI Working Group plans to expose an updated version for comment before a possible Fall 2026 adoption vote.
NAIC Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Working Group, reported by KPMG · pilot
A newswire release describes what it calls the first federal ruling on whether AI-assisted workplace investigations are protected by attorney-client privilege, without naming the case.
Access Newswire, reporting on a federal court ruling · ruled
A survey of 150 insurance leaders found 83% support AI for repeatable tasks while 86% say people must keep authority over consequential decisions.
Risk & Insurance, reporting on ISG research · published
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