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Conferences

$100m IPO: Orion180 files S-1

Homeowners and flood insurance provider Orion180 Insurance Group has filed a Form S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock.

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Product Launches

Funding

$100m IPO: Orion180 files S-1

Homeowners and flood insurance provider Orion180 Insurance Group has filed a Form S-1 with the US Securities and Exchange Commission for a proposed initial public offering of its Class A common stock.

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Thought Leadership

The future of AI in insurance begins with the evolution of its technological architecture

From underwriting and pricing to claims management and customer engagement, insurers are increasingly looking to AI as the next major driver of efficiency, growth and competitive advantage. According to Gallagher Re’s Global InsurTech Report Q1 2026, AI-focused companies attracted 95.2% of the $1.63 billion invested in insurtech during the first quarter of the year, underlining the scale of industry interest.

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Acquisitions

Munich Re to acquire At-Bay for $575 million

Munich Re has agreed to acquire cyber insurance startup At-Bay for an enterprise value of $575 million, bringing the insurtech fully into the German group’s insurance platform as the market continues to consolidate around cyber and small-business risk.

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Leadership Changes

Daisy Tsang to co-lead HSBC insurance business

HSBC’s global head of insurance, Edward Moncreiffe, is set to leave the bank in September after two decades with the lender, as the group continues a broader restructuring and focuses on expanding its wealth business in Asia.

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ACORD appoints John Kellington as CEO

ACORD, the insurance industry’s standards-setting body, has appointed John Kellington as chief executive officer, bringing an experienced insurance technology executive back to the organisation.

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Technology

AI

Industry Trends

AI Regulation Divide Poses Growing Risks for Insurers, say Leaders

The UK and US collective decision not to sign a global AI declaration, underscores a growing division over international regulation and raises concerns about the emerging risks of unregulated AI, say insurance business leaders. Insurtech Insights gets the lowdown from Mark Kirby, Professional Services Director at Intersys Ltd. and Risto Rossar, Founder and CEO of Insly.

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