The Geneva Papers: Special issue on Legal & Economic Issues of Digital Technologies in Insurance | Summary
As digital technologies reshape industries globally, insurance is undergoing its own transformation. From advanced data analytics to AI, these innovations are revolutionising risk assessment, underwriting, claims management, and the customer experience. But they also raise complex legal, economic, and ethical questions.
Technology is delivering convenience to insurance purchasers | Peter Schaefer, CEO, Hannover Re Life U.S.
Life insurers are constantly devising ways to update their products and customer i
Usage-based underwriting is much more accurate | Curtis Scott, Vice President, Global Risk, Lyft
How do insurers approach underwriting in the sharing economy space?
Building a purpose-driven business through pension-risk transfer | Amy Kessler, Prudential Retirement
Employer-funded pensions, known as defined-benefit pension plans, have long been o
How the opioid crisis is impacting longevity trends | Dale Hall, Society of Actuaries
The Geneva Association’s Global Ageing Conference is held against the backdrop of
The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance achieves record journal impact factor of 3.3
The Geneva Association is proud to announce that The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance – the flagship academic journal of the organisation – has reached a new milestone, achieving its highest-ever impact factor of 3.3 for 2024. This marks a significant increase from the 2023 figure of 2.0 and reflects the growing recognition of the journal’s relevance, quality, and contribution to research in insurance.
