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New York, NY (Sept. 30, 2026) – WTW has unveiled Radar AI Assistant, a new natural language capability within Radar Vision, its AI-driven performance and experience monitoring tool built for insurers. The AI technology enables pricing, underwriting, claims and portfolio management teams to identify emerging issues and uncover hidden patterns within their data, providing real-time, actionable insights for competitive advantage. Radar AI Assistant goes on to explain the likely drivers and feeds these insights directly into recommended pricing and underwriting actions. During its development, WTW invested significantly to leverage and embed the expertise and specialist insurance judgement of its leading consulting team. This specialist expertise sets the capability apart from generic AI tools, enabling it to deliver game-changing levels of comprehensive, accurate and actionable insights that support confident, real-world insurance decision-making. Pardeep Bassi, Global Proposition Leader in Data Science, Insurance Consulting and Technology, WTW, said: “A single emerging risk signal may be too weak to justify action. Radar AI Assistant, guided by insurance expertise, can consolidate multiple early indicators into a clearer, more credible view that supports confident action ahead of competitors reliant on isolated signals. “Radar AI Assistant puts this capability directly into the hands of underwriters and portfolio...

London, UK (Sept. 29, 2026) – Willis, a WTW business, is pleased to announce the launch of RiskIQ Nexus, a new risk intelligence platform designed to help organizations bring risk and insurance data together in one place. This gives risk managers faster access to the information and insights they need to understand their programs, prepare for renewals and make more informed risk and insurance decisions. Part of WTW’s leading RiskIQ ecosystem, Nexus helps organizations consolidate policy, premium, loss, exposure and other risk and insurance information from multiple sources into a single, connected view. Its AI capabilities support multi-language document ingestion and enable users to query and analyze their data more intuitively, turning information into decision-ready reporting and insights. Many organizations continue to manage critical risk and insurance information across multiple systems, spreadsheets and data sources, creating challenges around visibility, governance and decision-making. Nexus addresses these pain points by reducing administrative burden and supporting more efficient programs and stakeholder reporting. The platform also provides a foundation for deeper, scalable risk and insurance analysis, enabling clients to quickly access information such as insurance spend, insurer participation, policy details, program structures and upcoming renewals. Its AI-enabled querying helps organizations explore and interrogate their...

Built on Trigent ArkOS, these solutions help carriers, MGAs, and brokers lead the shift towards AI-driven insurance solutions Mountain View, CA (Sept. 23, 2026) – Trigent, a global leader in software engineering and AI solutions, has launched three specialized insurance AI solutions, which were showcased at ITC Vegas 2026. Built using Trigent’s enterprise-grade AI validation workbench – Trigent ArkOS, these solutions eliminate operational friction across insurance workflows. Backed by three decades of delivering insurtech solutions, Trigent brings high-impact generative and agentic AI workflows engineered specifically for carriers, MGAs, and brokers. These solutions include: ClaimIQ: Speeds up claim decisions with AI-assisted intake and instant policy validation. Multimodal AI agents let policyholders and adjusters work across voice, chat, text, and email. For a leading insurer, this approach lifted straight-through processing rates by 84%. [embedded content] Please visit https://youtu.be/MR83Uxbg7jo if the embedded video player doesn’t work. Underwriting Engine: Automates underwriting with AI-powered risk analysis, submission summaries, and decision insights. Explainable AI is built in by default: every inference is qualified, the reasoning is logged for audit, and sources are cited. [embedded content] Please visit https://youtu.be/oel6vP3l7BQ if the embedded video player doesn’t work. Document Intelligence: Reads complex policies, amendments, and endorsements in seconds, flags obligations,...

By FRISS — While insurers navigate budget cycles, data quality projects, and organizational change management, fraudsters are already deploying AI as a weapon. They are not waiting for governance frameworks, nor are they running pilots. They are running schemes, and the gap between the industry’s preparedness and the sophistication of what is being deployed against it is widening. The shift from opportunistic to AI-powered fraud is an architectural change rather than a gradual evolution. The tools that fraudsters now have access to do not just make existing schemes faster or more scalable; they make entirely new schemes possible. These include synthetic identities that have never existed, deepfake evidence that is indistinguishable from reality, and autonomous agents that can execute complex fraud operations across multiple digital environments without human intervention at each step. Understanding what this threat actually looks like, not as a future scenario but as a present and accelerating reality, is essential context for the preparedness gap this section exposes. How Fraudsters Will Weaponize AI When asked how agentic AI could be weaponized, practitioners identified four primary vectors. Generating synthetic documents or IDs (76%) tops the list, representing a direct attack on the claims verification processes that most insurers...

Montreal, QC (Sept. 18, 2023) – Humania Assurance continues its digital transformation by integrating artificial intelligence into its claims management through the deployment of the Curant platform. “Behind every claim is a person waiting for a swift response and reassuring support. The Curant platform will enable our claims teams to benefit from enhanced technological support, reducing administrative tasks so they can dedicate more time to policyholders and colleagues involved, regardless of their role,” says Luc Thibault, Senior Vice-President, Operations. Designed specifically for the insurance sector, the Curant platform automates the extraction and standardization of data from documents, systems, and communications. Humania recognized the strategic potential of advancing its legacy of technological innovation through an investment in Curant.ai. The initiative has exceeded our initial expectations, particularly thanks to their advanced security architecture, which integrates seamlessly with our core ecosystem. “This partnership will enable us to accelerate our strategic vision for artificial intelligence while addressing a critical need in our disability and life insurance operations. This solution will transform the efficiency, consistency, and job satisfaction of our claims professionals. It is important to clarify that artificial intelligence acts as a facilitator and accelerator of the process. Final decisions remain in the hands of our experts, who...