Smarter insurance pricing with AI
Turkish insurance company Neova Sigorta is using AI to transform actuarial modeling.
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Turkish insurance company Neova Sigorta is using AI to transform actuarial modeling.
Read the original →Global data center investment could reach $6.7 tn by 2030. This could create new property, cyber, construction and business interruption risks for insurers.
Read the original →A new securities class action lawsuit has been filed against Endava plc, a technology consulting and digital transformation company.
Read the original →Insurance claims processing is burdened by paper, faxes, duplicate records and 8-gigabyte PDFs. Most companies are trying to deploy AI before addressing these problems.
Read the original →Despite growing adoption of AI in the global asset management industry, only 8 per cent of fund managers have reported measurable improvements in investment returns. The finding comes from a joint research report by Morgan Stanley and Oliver Wyman.
Read the original →Wall Street still sees more gains for stocks heading into the end of the year.
Read the original →Bitcoin traded just above a cluster of leveraged long bets on Sunday. Traders who piled into AI chip stocks lost about $33.8 million on crypto exchanges a day earlier. The losses hit contracts tied to Micron, SanDisk and SK Hynix.
Read the original →Investor focus on Meta's upcoming earnings and what they signal for global enthusiasm around AI has pushed the theme from hype to hard questions. The piece looks at three UK-listed AI-focused smaller companies from a screener.
Read the original →The article says America's AI infrastructure buildout faces delays, funding questions and public pushback, which puts a spotlight on smaller, more focused AI players elsewhere. It says this uncertainty offshore can bring Australian AI-focused small caps more attention from investors seeking earlier-stage ideas. It highlights three smaller AI stocks from a screener for a watchlist.
Read the original →Poppy has 42 design partners, including Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Visa and Mastercard. Proof x401 provides cryptographic identity. Both are private ordering, because federal statute does not cover this.
Read the original →On October 15, 2026, US corporate payments and finance management platform Ramp raised $1.85 billion (about 280 billion yen) in a round led by Dragoneer Investment Group. The round put its valuation at $60 billion.
Read the original →AI agents are moving into customer-facing work at banks and regulated institutions. The description says conventional software development methods cannot detect the most dangerous failure mode.
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