The Global Insurance Market and Change

ISBN-13: 9781032298139 / Twarda / 2023 / 476 str.

Opis

This book focuses on the global landscape in which insurance is transacted, and where it is evolving, driven from within by transformative technologies and externally by the necessity to address risks like climate change and health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Spis treści

List of Editors, List of Contributors, Chapter 1 Introduction, Chapter 2 Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Insurance, Chapter 3 On-Demand Insurance, Chapter 4 Embedded Insurance, Chapter 5 Distributed Ledger Technology & Blockchain: Insurance, Chapter 6 Parametric Insurance, Chapter 7 Autonomous Vehicles: Liability and Insurance, Chapter 8 Autonomous Ships: Liability and Insurance, Chapter 9 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Liability and Insurance, Chapter 10 The Rise of Fintech: Liability and Insurance, Chapter 11 Cyber Risk and Insurance, Chapter 12 Professional Indemnity Insurance, Chapter 13 Pandemics and Insurance, Chapter 14 Climate Change and Insurance, Chapter 15 Climate Change: Liability Risk, Chapter 16 Conclusion: New and evolving challenges and opportunities

O autorze

Anthony A. Tarr is Senior Consultant, Clyde & Co, Brisbane; Director, Robyn Ashton Consulting Pty Ltd; formerly Vice Chancellor, University of the South Pacific; Dean & Professor of Law, Indiana University – Indianapolis; Dean & Sir Gerard Brennan Professor of Law, The University of Queensland, and Dean & Foundation Professor of Law, Bond University; author of ten books/treatises including Insurance Law in New Zealand and Australian Insurance Law. He has been Chairman, Managing Director or Non-executive Director of various commercial and resource sector companies; formerly Chief Executive Officer of the Queensland Law Society; Director of the Indiana Bar Foundation and Chairman of the Fiji Law Reform Commission.

Julie-Anne Tarr is Senior Consultant, Clyde & Co, Brisbane, and Professor of Commercial Law, Queensland University of Technology. She has held professorial and senior executive roles in the United States, South Pacific and Australia including at Indiana University, University of the South Pacific, the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, and Queensland’s Litigation Reform Commission. Specialising in insurance and risk management, emerging technologies and complex contracting, she has authored six books/treatises including Disclosure and Concealment in Consumer Insurance Contracts and The Laws of Australia Insurance. She has published more than 100 articles and law reform reports and is the Insurance and Transport Editor for the Australian Business Law Review.

Maurice Thompson is Senior Equity Partner, Clyde & Co, Melbourne and Perth. He is Founder and Chair of Clyde & Co’s International Drones Group, and he has been engaged by insurance majors, corporates, governments and regulators to assist in compliance, policy creation, registration, regulation and insurance policy wordings with regard to drones. Maurice also heads Clyde & Co’s Australian "Energy, Marine, Natural Resources Group" and the firm's Australian "Aviation Group". He is a member of the firm's Global Executive. He qualified in 1992 and has 28 years of experience advising clients in the shipping, offshore oil and gas, resources and mining, commodity trading, aviation, insurance and ports industries both domestically and internationally.

Dino Wilkinson is a Partner, Clyde & Co, Abu Dhabi. Dino is recognized as one of the leading technology lawyers in the Middle East and was named in The Legal 500’s Hall of Fame for his work in technology, media and telecommunications law. Dino has advised clients throughout the region on technology contracting, data protection and cybersecurity for more than ten years. He has also worked with regional governments and regulatory authorities on a number of significant legislative developments in this area, including the drafting of electronic commerce laws, data sharing regulations and privacy legislation. Dino’s expertise spans all types of technology related contracts, including data processing agreements, software development and licensing, outsourcing, research and collaboration agreements. He has worked on projects of both regional and international significance, including mobile app and internet product launches, national digital wallet schemes and ICT infrastructure rollouts.