As environmental laws evolve, insurers must carefully assess the risks associated with non-compliance and breaches of warranties

Real-time insurance might sound like something out of a science fiction film. It isn’t. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and big data analytics are revolutionising the insurance industry,

New products are inherently risky, especially in biotech where companies are required to invest vast sums of capital into research and development before knowing whether their new products will pass clinical trials.

In seventeenth-century England, thousands of ships carrying cargo from London created demand for information on weather patterns and risks in unfamiliar seas. But the idea of risk and how it works is much, much older than that.

Despite difficult market conditions with falling prices and strong competition, the expected consolidation among underwriters failed to materialise.

Emergency legislation compelling British Steel to continue operations at its Scunthorpe plant shows that Directors in critical industries may now face sharper scrutiny.

At MIPIM 2025, W&I insurance took centre stage as a key tool for managing risks in complex property deals.

Whatever unfolds in 2025, one thing is certain: D&O exposure will continue to be closely tied to global events so here at Rising Edge we’ve forecasted the hot topics of 2025.

With the end of the year on the horizon, we look back on what happened in 2024, how our predictions measured up to reality, and review other trends we observed across the world of management liability.

Rising Edge’s friends at Browne Jacobson and the University of Nottingham are researching attitudes and approaches to organisational ESG and sustainability.

Raymond Silverstein Employment Partner at Browne Jacobsen and Hamza King, Underwriting Team Member at Rising Edge shine a light on what the Labour Government’s Employment Rights Bill means for EPLI policies.

One aspect of the court’s damning indictment of the BHS scandal was the mismanagement of the pension fund. But Pension Trusts can being devalued when Director Trustees do the right things. Here’s how PTL works.

The general election later this week is widely predicted to return a Labour Government so we looked at the Labour manifesto and what it means for the UK’s employment landscape and EPLI policies.

Market Insights into changing Building regulations in the UK and big Pharma court cases in the US, as well as news and thoughts on Rising Edge’s evolution. PS. It was the Chicken.