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Global Insurance Market and Change


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Index

  • Note: Page numbers in italics indicate figures, bold indicate tables in the text, and references following “n” refer footnotes.
  • AAWA see Advanced Autonomous Waterborne Applications
  • ABI see Association of British Insurers
  • ACCC see Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
  • Accenture 11, 12
  • Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) 440
  • Accident Compensation Act 2001 238
  • Accord Project 124
  • accountability of entities 94
  • accountants and auditors 366–7
  • account information service providers (AISPs) 256
  • ACCR see Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility
  • activity-based pricing, Cover Genius 77–8
  • adaptation cases 452–3
  • ADAS 173–4
  • administrative/planning cases 453–5
  • Advanced Autonomous Waterborne Applications (AAWA) 11
  • advanced text analytics, fraud detection 33
  • advertising, embedded insurance 89–90
  • African Risk Capacity (ARC) Group 132–3, 145–6, 441
  • after the event (ATE) 399; COVID-19
  • AGCS see Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty
  • aggregate loss index insurance 142–3
  • Agostinho v Portugal 452–3
  • AI see artificial intelligence
  • air risk/first party 228
  • air risk/third party 228
  • algorithmic discrimination, fintech 279–80
  • All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Ltd (AELTC) 375–6
  • Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) 4, 15, 492
  • Allianz SE 420, 421, 423, 431
  • Aloha Petroleum Ltd. 465
  • American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) 205–7
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) 309
  • Anns v Merton London Borough Council 203–4
  • anomaly detection, fraud detection 32
  • anti-money laundering (AML) 121, 258
  • Ant Insurance 483
  • anti-trust considerations 85–6
  • anti-virus/anti-malware (and end-point monitoring) 300–1
  • Apple 11
  • applicable law 118
  • application/asset tiering system 300
  • application programming interfaces (APIs) 42, 61, 78n53, 255, 269
  • appropriate licensing, embedded insurance 80–1
  • APRA see Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
  • Arctic Circle 415
  • Arner, D. W. 116
  • Arnold v Britton 386
  • artificial intelligence (AI) 2–3, 24–6;
  • analytics and data protection/privacy 34;
  • balancing advantages and addressing risks 33–4;
  • big data and 6, 26–7;
  • embedded insurance 86–7;
  • insurers 30–1;
  • personhood 3, 481;
  • powered analytics 38–41;
  • powered analytics of big data 41–3
  • ASIC see Australian Securities and Investment Commission
  • asset registers 300
  • assets under management (AUM) 431, 431–2
  • assisted driving 165
  • Association of British Insurers (ABI) 394, 394n101, 420
  • augmented and virtual reality technologies 481
  • AUM see assets under management
  • Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) 463
  • Australia: anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) 273;
  • bushfires due to drone crashes in 220;
  • business interruption insurance 389–92;
  • Consumer Data Right (CDR) 269–70;
  • crowdfunding 273;
  • cryptocurrency exchanges 273;
  • enhanced regulatory sandbox (ERS) 274;
  • financial technology (fintech) in 268–74;
  • Innovation Hub 274;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 171–3;
  • mandatory comprehensive credit reporting 273;
  • misconduct regulations 364n183;
  • Select Senate Committee 272–3
  • Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) 311, 429
  • Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) 292
  • Australian Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 454
  • Australian Government's Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) 308
  • Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) 40
  • Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) 429, 483
  • Australian Reinsurance Pool Corporation (ARPC) 402
  • Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) 85, 274, 311, 429;
  • Regulations 83n69
  • Australian Senate Inquiry Committee 231, 244
  • Australian Traffic Safety Bureau (ATSB) 228
  • Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) 273
  • Authorised Self-Driving Entity (ASDE) 165–6, 171–2
  • authorising self-driving 165
  • Automated and Electric Vehicles Act 2018 (UK) 162, 163, 181, 192, 192n41, 244;
  • Automated & Electric Vehicles Act 2018 (AEVA) 165
  • automated decision-making 31–2, 279–80
  • automated driving 165
  • automated driving system (ADS) 171, 173
  • Automated & Electric Vehicles Act 2018 (AEVA) 165
  • automated lane-keeping systems (ALKS) 159
  • Automated Vehicle Safety Law (AVSL) 171
  • automatic identification system (AIS) 208
  • Autonomous Driving Act 2021 (Germany) 168–70, 181
  • autonomous ships 182–211;
  • choice of law for product liability 188–91;
  • classification societies 200–8;
  • liability insurance for ships and shipowners 186–7;
  • limitation of liability and networking of its effects 191–9;
  • maritime cyber risks 208–11
  • autonomous transportation 10–13
  • autonomous vehicles (AVs) 4, 157–81;
  • insurance industry dynamics 178–80;
  • liability, risk and insurance 162–75;
  • non-autonomous vs. 176;
  • product liability 175–8;
  • regulation 159–62
  • Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR) 475
  • availability, SOC2 309
  • Aviva plc 376, 420, 421, 423, 431, 437
  • AVs see autonomous vehicles
  • AXA Group 423, 431
  • AXA XL 438
  • Baker, T. 388n74
  • Bank for International Settlements (BIS) 473
  • Bank of England (BoE) 416, 425–7, 468, 473, 476
  • Bank of France 475
  • Barger, B. 489
  • Barker, S. 472, 476
  • Barton, G. 86
  • basis risk 131–4, 155
  • Baxter, D. 59
  • BCP framework (business continuity plan) 305
  • bespoke drone insurance 225–7;
  • conditions 227;
  • covers and extensions 227;
  • first-party insurance 225–6;
  • general exclusions 227;
  • third-party liability 226–7
  • bias, embedded insurance 86–7
  • big data 26, 48, 484–5, 487, 492;
  • AI analytics and data protection/privacy 34;
  • AI-powered analytics and 38–43;
  • AI used by insurers 26–7;
  • analytics 30;
  • artificial intelligence (AI) and 6;
  • defined 23, 78n52;
  • insurers 30–1
  • Big Tech 256, 311
  • BII see business interruption insurance
  • Binance 276, 277
  • biodiversity 411, 443–4, 495
  • BIS see Bank for International Settlements
  • Bitcoin 96n1, 97–101, 262–4, 280, 482
  • Black Swan Re 402–4
  • Blockchain 8–9, 96n1, 99, 481, 487–9;
  • technology 99 distributed ledger technology
  • Blue Origin 489
  • board engagement 313–14
  • BoE see Bank of England
  • Boucher v Lawson 192, 192n42, 193
  • Brady, M. 240
  • Brand, S. 481
  • Braun, M. 282
  • breach of contract 278–9
  • Bribery Act 2010 258
  • Brushfield v Arachas 391
  • Buckley, R. P. 116
  • Building Information Modeling (BIM) 358
  • business interruption insurance (BII) 5, 18, 19, 377–407;
  • Australia 389–92;
  • common law jurisdictions 389–92;
  • coverage 378–80;
  • duration and indemnity 380–1;
  • exclusions 381;
  • financial technology (fintech) 281;
  • future pandemics and catastrophes 392–407;
  • impact of COVID-19 382–3;
  • Lloyd's proposals 402–4;
  • private pandemic risk insurance 395–402;
  • purpose 377–8;
  • United Kingdom 383–7;
  • United States 387–9;
  • US Pandemic Risk Insurance Act 405–6
  • Business Interruption Insurance Coverage Act of 2020 405
  • business interruption losses 325
  • Business Interruption Relief Act of 2020 405
  • buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) 271–2
  • BYOD (bring your own device) 302
  • Caisse Centrale de Réassurance 438
  • Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) 250
  • Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) 420
  • Caparo Industries Plc v Dickman 204
  • Capital One Finance Corp. 320
  • captives 367, 368
  • carbon capture and storage (CCS) 20, 411, 418, 437
  • carbon dioxide (CO2) 410–11, 431, 456, 456n61, 494
  • Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) 470
  • Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) 144–6
  • Carney, M. 416, 416n43, 418n53, 426, 433, 433n161, 434n164–5
  • Carpenter, G. 219
  • Carter v Boehm 2, 72
  • case studies: commercial insurance 227–9;
  • Cover Genius 73–8;
  • Moonrock Drone Insurance 227–9;
  • Nat Cat protection gap 146–7;
  • parametric products 141–2;
  • solar development in a remote area of Texas 139;
  • wind-at-location 147–8
  • catastrophe bonds 106–7
  • catastrophe swap 106–7
  • CBES see Climate Biennial Exploratory Scenario
  • CCS see carbon capture and storage
  • CCWG see Climate Change Working Group
  • CDSB see Climate Disclosure Standards Board
  • Center for Insurance Policy and Research 2
  • central bank digital currency (CBDC) 260
  • Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles 11
  • Centre for Policy Development (CPD) 460
  • Certain Policyholders -and- China Taiping Insurance (UK) Co Ltd 386
  • CGL policy 406, 465, 468
  • Chamberlain, T. 7, 49
  • Chancery Lane Project 437
  • change management 299, 304
  • Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA), UK 380n33
  • Charter of Fundamental Rights (Charter), Europe 38–9
  • Chen, B. X. 36
  • Chevron 464
  • Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) 467
  • China 69, 150, 236n71, 297, 413, 414, 418, 483
  • commercial
  • Christensen, D. 174, 175n208
  • Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) 237
  • Civil Aviation Ordinance 236
  • Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) 237
  • civil liability 167
  • “Claims made sections of cover” 317
  • classification societies 200–8
  • Clean Air Act 454
  • clean energy 412, 455, 463
  • ClientEarth 345, 459, 461, 462, 463, 467, 469–70
  • Climate Action Tracker 414, 418n57
  • Climate Biennial Exploratory Scenario (CBES) 426, 468, 473–6
  • climate change 19–21, 494–6;
  • damages-based claims for contribution to 456–7;
  • effects of 5;
  • exclusion 469;
  • financed emissions 434;
  • and financial markets 415–19;
  • global regulatory response to 423–5;
  • and Global Shield 441–2;
  • history of insurance industry leadership and 419–23;
  • and human rights 452–3;
  • insurance-associated emissions 435;
  • insurance impacts 416–17;
  • international response to 412–15;
  • liability risks 446–77;
  • national regulatory developments 425–9;
  • national risk pools for natural catastrophe risk 438–9;
  • new partnerships for disaster resilience 439–40;
  • opportunities for the insurance sector 435–8;
  • physical risk 416–17;
  • post-COVID progress on financial regulation 429–30;
  • potential impacts on insurers 468–77;
  • problem of 410–12;
  • risks 420, 423, 424, 428, 438–9, 441, 449, 460, 468, 475, 477;
  • transition risk 417–19;
  • voluntary commitments to net zero 430–4
  • Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability 415, 449
  • Climate Change Working Group (CCWG) 419, 421n78
  • Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB) 430
  • climate litigation: defined 447, 447n6;
  • drivers of 466, 466–8;
  • funding for 467;
  • history of 448;
  • risks 471, 476, 495;
  • types of 449–66
  • climate-ready insurance 436
  • Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean Project (CRAIC) 441
  • climate risks 420, 423, 424, 428, 438–9, 449, 460, 468, 475, 477;
  • management 418, 423, 425–6, 447, 471, 477, 495, 496
  • ClimateWise 420, 435n171
  • cloud computing 2; edge computing
  • CO2 see carbon dioxide
  • CO2ZERO 462–3
  • Coalition 293
  • COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies) 307
  • Coinbase 252, 265, 281
  • cold wallets 263
  • collision data 166–7
  • Comite Maritime International (CMI) 204
  • Commercial, M. 284
  • commercial general liability policy see CGL policy
  • commercial motor fleet insurance 54–5
  • commercial property insurance 9
  • common law jurisdictions 389–92
  • Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative (CCLI) 460
  • communications/call centre 324
  • communication strategy 314
  • Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) 460–1
  • compensation for services, embedded insurance and 81–2
  • Competition and Consumer Act 2010 86
  • competition law 433–4
  • complexity and emerging risks 357–8
  • composite policies 317
  • Compulsory Third Party (CTP) 240
  • compulsory third-party liability insurance 233–42;
  • general 233–40;
  • implementation options 240–2
  • Conference of the Parties (COP) 412–13, 423
  • confidentiality, SOC2 309
  • connected, cooperative, and automated mobility (CCAM) 181
  • Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) 158
  • Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) 458
  • consumer concerns 152–3
  • Consumer Data Right (CDR), Australia 269–70
  • consumer insurance, disclosure questions 33
  • Consumer Insurance (Disclosure and Representations) Act 2012 484
  • Consumer Protection Act 1987 (CPA) 167
  • contingency planning 130
  • contract law 108, 115
  • COP27 441
  • Copenhagen Accord 448
  • COPs see Conference of the Parties
  • Corbin & King Ltd v AXA 386
  • Cornell, N. 108, 115
  • corporate budgets 129
  • corporate espionage 297
  • Corporate Sector Purchase Programme (CSPP) 469–70
  • Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) 444, 492
  • coverage gap 5, 404
  • coverage in BII 378–80
  • Cover Genius 8, 73–8;
  • activity-based pricing 77–8;
  • background 73–4;
  • during COVID-19 75–6;
  • distribution model 75;
  • Luxury Escapes 74–5;
  • purchase experience 75;
  • tech-led approach to insurance 77;
  • tiered pricing extracts 77
  • Coverpay 271
  • covers and extensions 227
  • COVID-19 18–19, 69–70, 216, 249–50, 270, 361, 393;
  • AI-powered predictive analytics on 483;
  • business interruption insurance 382–3;
  • Cover Genius during 75–6;
  • exposing insurance coverage gap 5;
  • and insurance 493–4;
  • legislative changes during and after 353–4;
  • losses due to 392;
  • occurrence 385;
  • post-COVID progress on financial regulation 429–30
  • CRAIC see Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean Project
  • credit monitoring and ID protection 324
  • Crenshaw, C. 117
  • Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth) 322n72
  • criminal liability 167–8
  • crop policy 135
  • crowdfunding, Australia 273
  • CrowdJustice 467
  • Cruise 178
  • cryptoassets 262–8;
  • custodians 264;
  • encryption of 263;
  • insurance cover 265–6;
  • losses and risk 264–5;
  • non-fungible tokens (NFTs) 267–8;
  • regulation 266–7;
  • types of 262–3
  • cryptocurrencies 262, 481–2;
  • exchanges 264, 273
  • crypto-custody risks 264
  • Crypto Winter 262
  • Cullaffroz-Jover, S. 116
  • current insurance claims trends 319–20
  • Cuvva 496
  • cyber attacks 34;
  • financial technology (fintech) 280–1
  • Cyber Essentials Readiness toolkit 299
  • cyber incident 15, 16, 34, 87, 290–1, 316, 318, 353
  • cyber insurance 15–16;
  • high-level overview of 315–16;
  • market 285;
  • pay 323–5
  • cyber insurers 293n14
  • cyber liability cover 316–17
  • cyber maturity 306
  • cyber regulatory landscape 310–12
  • cyber resilience 298–9
  • Cyber Resilience Act 303
  • cyber risk and insurance 15–16, 286–332, 353, 492–3;
  • anti-virus/anti-malware (and end-point monitoring) 300–1;
  • application/asset tiering system 300;
  • asset registers 300;
  • Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) 308;
  • board engagement 313–14;
  • challenges and emerging trends 330–1;
  • change management 304;
  • communication strategy 314;
  • current insurance claims trends 319–20;
  • cyber insurance pay 323–5;
  • cyber maturity 306;
  • cyber regulatory landscape 310–12;
  • cyber risk management 310;
  • cyber security incident/claims landscape 294–6;
  • cyber security risk management 297–306;
  • delayed investigations and notifications 315;
  • distributed ledger technology (DLT) 112–14;
  • embedded insurance 87–8;
  • encryption and backup 303–4;
  • ESSENTIAL 8/TOP 35 308;
  • establishing cyber resilience 298–9;
  • frameworks 306–10;
  • future of 328–31;
  • goals of cyber security 297–8;
  • high-level overview of cyber insurance 315–16;
  • incident response planning 304–5;
  • incident response resilience 310–15;
  • insurance clauses and operation 316–17;
  • ISO27001/27002 308–9;
  • landscape and statistics 292–7;
  • late notification to insurers 313;
  • maritime 185, 208–11;
  • MITRE ATT&CK 310;
  • overview 289–92;
  • patch management 299–300;
  • payment of 325–6;
  • perimeter defence 301–2;
  • in practice 292–3;
  • proactive incident response 315;
  • quantitative versus qualitative risk 305–6;
  • ransom payments 320–3;
  • responses from industry and regulators 327–8;
  • risk assessment, UAVs 222–4;
  • risk to individuals and businesses from 296–7;
  • secure mobile devices 302–3;
  • SOC audit (formally SAS70) 309;
  • supply chain risk management 314–15;
  • training and awareness 305;
  • United States Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 306–7;
  • uptake and availability of 328–30
  • cyber security 480;
  • data protection and 12;
  • data protection/privacy and 34–6;
  • goals of 297–8;
  • incident/claims 294–6;
  • risk management 297–306;
  • risks 35
  • Dale, K. 164
  • Daniel Billy and others v Australia 453
  • dark web monitoring/threat intelligence 324
  • data capture and analytics 134
  • data mining in fraud detection 33
  • Data Protection Directive 39
  • data protection/privacy 34;
  • cyber security and 12, 34–6;
  • embedded insurance 87–8;
  • origins of 37–8;
  • principles 38–41;
  • regulation 41–3;
  • risk assessment, UAVs 222
  • data recovery 324
  • DCGK see German Corporate Governance Code
  • decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) 112–13, 119, 119n78
  • decentralised finance (DeFi) 117, 270
  • Declaration on Climate Change 420; climate change
  • degrees of autonomy 183
  • delegated supervision 93–4
  • Dellios, J. 472, 476
  • Deloitte 69
  • Denial-of-Service (DoS) 34
  • derivatives 151
  • Descartes 74, 129, 129n6, 136n28, 139n33, 141–2, 141n38, 146n63, 147n66, 153
  • design, drafting and marketing, PI 156
  • Det Norske Veritas (DNV) 209
  • digital age: insurance in 479–84;
  • technology in 479–84;
  • transforming risk management 482–4
  • digital assets 481–2
  • Digital first 496
  • digital forensics costs 324
  • digital identity 2, 280, 489
  • digital-intelligence-led 93
  • digital native banks, Australia 272
  • digital technology 479
  • digital transformation 497
  • digital twinning 482
  • digitisation 15, 51, 56, 71, 256, 483, 496
  • Dilmegani, C. 482
  • Dime Fitness, LLC v Markel Ins Co 388
  • directors’ and officers’ claims 281–2
  • disaster recovery plans (DRP) 329
  • disaster resilience 439–40
  • disease clauses as secondary triggers 384
  • Disparte, D. 110–11
  • dispute resolution in DLT 122–3
  • disruptors 249
  • distributed ledger technology (DLT) 8–9, 57, 60, 370, 487–9;
  • catastrophe bonds and 106–7;
  • catastrophe swap and 106–7;
  • challenges of 111–14;
  • characteristics of 98;
  • cyber risks 112–14;
  • described 97–100;
  • dispute resolution 122–3;
  • emerging markets 124–5;
  • flight insurance 107;
  • future of 109;
  • insurance potential uses and advantages 102–6, 109–11;
  • ledger transparency 111–12;
  • legal implications and areas of development 116–22;
  • legal risks and issues with 114–15;
  • public vs. private blockchains 101–2;
  • smart contract 100;
  • standardisation 123–4;
  • weather risks 107–9
  • DLT see distributed ledger technology
  • Donoghue v Stevenson 204
  • Dorset Yacht Co v Home Office 204
  • Dorsey, J. 267
  • Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) 165
  • drones see unmanned aerial vehicles
  • Duarte Agostinho and Others v Portugal and 32 Other States 467
  • Dupras, C. 487
  • duration and indemnity, BII 380–1
  • duty of disclosure: impact of AI-driven big data analytics on 30;
  • insured 27–8;
  • reform of 28–30
  • Duty of Vigilance law 470
  • dynamic driving task (DDT) 172, 172n68
  • Earon, E. 242–3
  • Ebers, M. 170
  • ECHR see European Convention on Human Rights
  • Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill 2022 262
  • economic headwinds 347–9
  • edge computing 2; cloud computing
  • E-discovery/data cataloguing 324
  • education, parametric insurance 156
  • Edwards, H. S. 113
  • Ehsani, J. P. 179
  • EIOPA see European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority
  • Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) 185
  • electronic chart displays (ECDIS) 185
  • electronic health records (EHRs) 363–4
  • embedded fintech in Australia 269
  • embedded insurance 3, 8, 66–94;
  • advertising 89–90;
  • appropriate licensing 80–1;
  • bias and artificial intelligence 86–7;
  • characteristics 79–80;
  • data protection and cyber risks 87–8;
  • described 67–80;
  • extensive enforcement actions 90;
  • first generation of 68;
  • free choice and anti-trust considerations 85–6;
  • growth of 68–73;
  • informed decision-making 82–5;
  • key challenges, barriers and risks 80–90;
  • policy awareness 82–5;
  • rebating or inducements 89;
  • regulation of compensation for services 81–2;
  • risk of over-regulation and innovation 90–4;
  • tax considerations 88;
  • technology 78–80
  • embedded insurance partners (EIPs) 73
  • embedded mobile technology 63
  • emerging markets, DLT 124–5
  • encryption 98;
  • backup and 303–4
  • Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) 455
  • enhanced regulatory sandbox (ERS) 274
  • environmental, social and governance (ESG) 344–7, 421–2, 429, 443–4, 463, 470, 471, 472, 492
  • Enviva 464
  • epigenetics 485–7, 485n25
  • Ernst & Young 53, 60, 70, 111
  • Erny, M. 59
  • ESG see environmental, social and governance
  • ESSENTIAL 8/TOP 35 308
  • European Banking Institute Working Paper 99, 114
  • European Central Bank (ECB) 473
  • European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) 453, 461
  • European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) 5, 41, 42, 61, 476
  • European Parliamentary Research Service 120
  • European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) 116–17
  • European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) 303
  • European Union 144, 160, 190;
  • 2009 motor insurance directive 241;
  • Agency for Cybersecurity 161;
  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 6, 258, 312;
  • Maritime Unmanned Navigation through Intelligence in Networks (MUNIN) 11;
  • Payment Services Directive (PSD2) 255–6;
  • Safety Agency 235
  • Everest Premier Insurance Co. v Gulf Oil Ltd. 465
  • exclusions, BII 381
  • exposure-based insurance policy 231
  • exposures, in fintech 275
  • extensive enforcement actions 90
  • ExxonMobil Corp. 428, 458, 464
  • Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 214, 237
  • Federal Trade Commission 90
  • fiduciary duties cases 460–2
  • financial advisers 364–6
  • Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), UK 254, 257–61, 426
  • Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) v Arch 381, 383, 384, 386, 388–91, 397, 404, 407, 494
  • financial crisis 254
  • financial resilience 129
  • Financial Sector Reform (Hayne Royal Commission) Act 2020 484
  • Financial Services Markets Act (FSMA) 257
  • Financial Stability Board (FSB) 422–3, 424, 426, 429–30;
  • Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) 20
  • financial technology (fintech) 3, 246–85;
  • algorithmic discrimination 279–80;
  • in Australia 268–74;
  • automated decision-making 279–80;
  • breach of contract 278–9;
  • business interruption 281;
  • cyber-attack/data/crime 280–1;
  • directors’ and officers’ claims 281–2;
  • exposures 275;
  • future of 274–5;
  • insurance for 282–6;
  • intellectual property (IP) infringement/employment disputes 278;
  • investor claims 277–8;
  • liability and insurance 13–15;
  • managerial liability 281–2;
  • professional liability 278–9;
  • regulatory issues 275–6;
  • reputational risks 281;
  • technology failures 278–9;
  • types of companies 250–2;
  • in the UK 252–68
  • Finck, M. 40
  • fintech in Australia 268–74;
  • buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) 271–2;
  • current landscape 268–9;
  • decentralised finance 270;
  • digital native banks 272;
  • embedded 269;
  • middle-and-back-office solutions 271;
  • open banking 269–70;
  • payments 270–1;
  • regulatory environment 272–4; Australia
  • fintech in UK 252–68;
  • Big Tech 256;
  • current landscape 252–4;
  • drivers for growth in 254;
  • financial crisis 254;
  • funding 254–5;
  • market initiatives 258–61;
  • open banking 255–6;
  • regulation in 256–7;
  • risk and compliance 257–8; United Kingdom
  • firewalls 301–2
  • first-party cover 316
  • first-party insurance 225–6
  • Five-Star Safety Ratings programme 173
  • Fletcher, J. 194
  • flight insurance 107
  • Flock 53–7, 63, 229;
  • commercial motor fleet insurance 54–5;
  • safety and efficiency 55–6
  • Flock Cover 51
  • Flood Re 402, 438
  • fly and run 234
  • “Fly Responsibly” advertising campaign 462
  • FONDEN (Natural Disasters Fund) 145, 438
  • foreign direct investments (FDI) 455
  • Foss Maritime 205
  • framework cases: adaptation 452–3;
  • administrative/planning 453–5;
  • anti-regulatory legal challenges 455;
  • fiduciary duties 460–2;
  • government 450;
  • insurance coverage cases 464–6;
  • mitigation 450–2
  • fraud detection 3, 9, 32–3
  • fraud protection 103–6
  • free choice, embedded insurance 85–6
  • FSB see Financial Stability Board
  • FTX 265–6, 277
  • funding, fintech in UK 254–5
  • G20 InsuResilience Vision 439
  • G20 Summit 430, 432
  • G20 Sustainable Finance Roadmap 429, 439n138
  • General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 6, 31–2, 38–40, 45, 119–20, 221–2, 258, 366
  • general exclusions, UAVs 227
  • Generali 431–2
  • General Motors 178
  • genetic discrimination 486
  • genetic information 485–7
  • genetic testing 485–7
  • Geneva Association 34
  • Gen Z 69
  • German Corporate Governance Code (DCGK) 427–8
  • German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) 427
  • Germany: Federal Government 427–8;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 168–70
  • Gershweir, M. W. 177
  • get cover, pay later scheme 271
  • GFANZ see Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero
  • GHGs see greenhouse gases; see greenhouse gases (GHGs)
  • gig (or sharing economy) 7n27, 48
  • Gilmour, D. 467
  • GIMAR see Global Insurance Market Report
  • Ginsburg, R. B. 387
  • Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) 426, 433
  • Global Financial Innovation Network (GFIN) 259–60
  • Global FinTech Regulatory Rapid Assessment Study 250
  • Global Index Insurance Facility (GIIF) 144n42
  • Global Insurance Market Report (GIMAR) 425
  • Global Monitoring Exercise (GME) 425
  • global navigation satellite system (GNSS) 208, 209
  • Global Optimism 431
  • Global Parametric Insurance Market 129
  • Global Risk Modelling Alliance (GRMA) 442
  • Global Shield 439, 441–2
  • GME see Global Monitoring Exercise
  • GNSS spoofing 210
  • Goldberg, J. 49
  • Google 11
  • government framework cases 450
  • Green Deal plan 346, 414
  • green endorsement 436
  • green finance 424, 429
  • greenhouse gases (GHGs): emissions 20, 414n34, 428, 435, 435n172, 436–7, 463, 465, 494;
  • neutrality 428
  • Greenhouse Gas Protocol 435
  • green swan risks 423
  • greenwashing 345, 429, 449, 450, 462–4, 472, 474, 477, 495
  • Greggs PLC v Zurich Insurance PLC 386
  • ground risk/first party 228
  • growth of embedded insurance 68–73
  • Gründl, H. 398, 399
  • guaranteed asset protection (GAP) 83
  • The Guardian 487
  • Guardrisk Insurance Company Limited v Cafe Chameleon CC 391
  • Guterres, A. 415, 415n38
  • halo effect 83
  • Hannover Re 440
  • Hare, J. 204
  • Harrop, C. 42, 61
  • HDI Global Specialty SE v Wonkana No. 3 Pty Ltd 389
  • Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd 204
  • Heede, R. 456
  • Heede Carbon Majors 456
  • Hetz, W. 54
  • heuristic scanning 301
  • Hillier, R. 376
  • HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) 257
  • home and contents cover 231–2
  • Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department 236
  • hot wallets 263
  • Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. et al. v Ace American Insurance Co. et al. 389
  • Hurricane(s): Delta 438;
  • Harvey 417, 459;
  • Lisa 438, 438n178
  • Hutley, N. 460
  • hybrid clauses, secondary triggers 384
  • IACS Resolutions 205
  • IAIS see International Association of Insurance Supervisors
  • ICAO UAS Toolkit 234
  • iCloud 297
  • identity access management (IAM) 302
  • IDF see Insurance Development Forum
  • IEA see International Energy Agency; see International Energy Agency (IEA)
  • IIGCC see Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change
  • immersive reality technology 2
  • IMO see International Maritime Organization
  • Implementation Guidance 427
  • incident response: management 324;
  • planning 304–5;
  • resilience 310–15
  • indemnity-based products 134–9;
  • contract certainty 136–7;
  • efficiencies and cost savings 134–6;
  • hard-to-insure and emerging risks 138–9;
  • moral hazard and fraud 137–8;
  • solar development in a remote area of Texas 139
  • indemnity insurance see professional indemnity (PI) insurance
  • indemnity principle 150–2
  • inducements, embedded insurance 89
  • industrialised machine learning 2
  • Industrial Revolution 410, 479
  • Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) 354n120, 414, 414n28
  • Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), UK 257
  • information disclosure, on-demand insurance 59–62
  • Information & Privacy Commissioner for Ontario, Canada 36
  • informed decision-making 82–5
  • initial public offering (IPO) 251
  • innovation: impacts on regulations 92–3;
  • risk of embedded insurance 90–4
  • Innovation Hub, Australia 274
  • Inns By The Sea v California Mutual Insurance Co 388
  • Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) 420–1, 421n77
  • insurable interest 149–50
  • insurance 399;
  • advancement in 7;
  • automation and 479–81;
  • autonomous transportation 10–13;
  • autonomous vehicles (AVs) 178–80;
  • clauses and operation 316–17;
  • coverage cases 464–6;
  • for cryptoassets 265–6;
  • cyber risks and 492–3;
  • defined 2;
  • in digital age 479–84;
  • discrimination 485–6;
  • embedded 3, 8;
  • for financial technology (fintech) 13–15, 282–6;
  • fraud in on-demand insurance 59–62;
  • market 102;
  • on-demand 3, 7–8, 7n23;
  • pandemics and 493–4;
  • parametric 9–10;
  • professional indemnity 491–2;
  • see also specific types
  • “Insurance 2023—the year ahead” 479
  • Insurance Act 2015 484
  • Insurance Contracts Act 1984 484
  • Insurance Core Principles (ICPs) 425
  • Insurance Council of Australia 171
  • Insurance Development Forum (IDF) 439–40, 442
  • Insurance Information Institute 231
  • Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, US 179
  • Insurance Services Office (ISO) 379n27
  • Insurance Stress Test 426
  • insured duty of disclosure 27–8
  • Insure our Future 470
  • insurers 9, 30–1; insurance
  • insurers’ responses in UAVs 224–42;
  • bespoke drone insurance 225–7;
  • compulsory third-party liability insurance 233–42;
  • general 224;
  • home and contents cover 231–2;
  • mutual insurance 232–3;
  • on-demand drone insurance 229–31;
  • write-back drone insurance cover 224–5
  • InsuResilience Global Partnership (InsuResilience) 439, 441
  • InsuResilience Solutions Fund (ISF) 439
  • Insuring the Climate Transition 471, 476
  • intellectual property (IP) infringement/employment disputes 278
  • interagency coordination 93
  • Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 19, 19n58, 19n59, 410–11, 410n5, 411n8, 411n10, 414–15, 414n31, 446, 446n3–4, 449, 457, 457n68, 467
  • International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) 430
  • International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) 201
  • International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) 92, 395, 424–6, 475
  • International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) 213n3
  • International Cooperative and Mutual Insurance Federation (ICMIF) 368
  • International Energy Agency (IEA) 412, 419, 494n67
  • International Maritime Organization (IMO) 11, 183, 184, 194n54
  • International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) 430
  • International Safety Management Code (ISM Code) 209
  • International Standards Organization and SAE International (ISO/SAE) 162n27
  • International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) 430, 443
  • International Underwriting Association (IUA) 7, 49
  • Internet of Things (IoT) 42, 99, 109, 131
  • investor claims, fintech 277–8
  • IPCC see Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
  • IPCC AR6 Working Group see 2020 IPCC Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) Summary of Cross-Working Group
  • IRA see Inflation Reduction Act
  • irreversible feedback loop 411
  • ISO27001/27002 308–9
  • ISSB see International Sustainability Standards Board
  • IT security 324
  • jurisdictional law 118
  • Kinley, A. 164
  • Klarna 252
  • Klein, R. W. 406
  • Klinger, E. L. 53–4
  • KLM 462–3
  • Knight, J. 266
  • Kovas, A. 283
  • KPMG 62, 64
  • Krummaker, S. 396
  • Kwon, W. J. 128
  • Kyoto Protocol 412–13, 448
  • late notification to insurers 313
  • ledger transparency, DLT 111–12
  • Lee, N. T. 86
  • legal costs 324
  • legal risks, DLT 114–15
  • Leiman, T. 240
  • Leopardstown Inn v FBD Insurance Plc 391
  • lex fori 191
  • LexisNexis Risk Solutions 276
  • liability: autonomous transportation 10–13;
  • financial technology (fintech) 13–15;
  • insurance 13–15, 186–7, 480;
  • risk and insurance for AVs 162–75
  • liability risks 19;
  • climate 444–77;
  • defined 446;
  • managing 472, 472–7, 476
  • Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) 243n100
  • light touch approach 9
  • Lijo Abraham and Niji Thomas, et al. v Costello, Inc. 459
  • Limitation of Shipowners’ Liability Act 193
  • Lin, X. 128
  • Little Job (ship) 194
  • LLMC 76 194, 197
  • Lloyd’s 4, 402–4, 420, 437, 470, 488, 489
  • Lloyd's Market Association (LMA) 392, 393, 436–7, 469
  • Long-Term Climate Strategy 442
  • loss adjusting 325
  • low-carbon economy 355, 418, 447, 462
  • Loyaltrend Ltd v Creechurch Dedicated Ltd 380
  • Luxury Escapes 74–5
  • Ma-Afrika Hotels (Pty) Ltd v Santam Limited 391
  • machine learning see artificial intelligence (AI)
  • Maloney, C. 405
  • managerial liability, fintech 281–2
  • mandatory comprehensive credit reporting, Australia 273
  • Mandatory Credit Reporting and Other Measures Act 2021 273
  • manipulative marketing see manufactured vulnerability
  • manufactured vulnerability 89
  • Marc Rich & Co AG v Bishop Rock Marine Co Ltd (The Nicholas H) 203, 204
  • Marine Insurance Act 1906 485
  • maritime autonomous surface ships (MASS) 10, 183–7, 183n1, 204, 210
  • Maritime & Coastguard Agency, UK 183
  • maritime cyber risks 185, 208–11
  • Maritime Unmanned Navigation through Intelligence in Networks (MUNIN) 11
  • market initiatives, fintech in UK 258–61
  • Marsh McLennan 443, 494
  • McCarran-Ferguson Act 81, 387
  • McKeon, C. 489, 491
  • McKinsey & Company 109–11, 497
  • McQuaid, E. 42, 61
  • McVeigh v Retail Employees Superannuation Pty Limited 461
  • MDM 302
  • medical malpractice, risk trends in 358–9
  • Merchants Bank of Boston 192
  • Merchant Shipping Act 1854 (UK) 192
  • Merchant Shipping Act 1894 (UK) 193
  • metaverse 479, 481
  • micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) 250
  • Microsoft 178
  • middle-and-back-office solutions, fintech in Australia 271
  • Milieudefensie et al. v Royal Dutch Shell 468
  • millennials 69
  • miners 101
  • mining 101n21
  • misleading marketing for AVs 166
  • MITRE ATT&CK 310
  • Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations (MLRs) 258, 266
  • money transfer 121
  • Moonrock Drone Insurance 218, 227–9, 243
  • Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 241
  • motor insurance 54–5, 163, 180, 241, 370, 480, 482
  • The MSC Napoli 196–7
  • Mulholland, E. 472, 476
  • Mumenthaler, C. 110
  • Munich Group 420
  • Munich Re 431, 438, 494
  • mutual insurance 232–3
  • mutuals 368–9
  • MyBudget 276
  • NASA: Global Flood Monitoring System 133
  • NatCat 146–7, 375, 382, 392
  • National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) 41, 48, 59, 387n, 387n71–2, 388n73
  • National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) 292–3
  • National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) 453
  • National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) 173, 174, 453–4
  • National Injury Insurance Schemes (NIIS) 240
  • nationally determined contributions (NDCs) 413
  • National Transport Commission (NTC) 171
  • natural catastrophe risks 438–9
  • natural catastrophes (Nat Cat) 5, 18
  • Natural Disaster Insurance Review 18
  • natural disasters 18, 128, 145, 330, 441
  • natural language processing (NLP) 33, 371
  • NDCs see nationally determined contributions (NDCs)
  • negative basis risk 132
  • network analysis, fraud detection 32
  • Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) 424–6, 473, 475
  • “Net Zero by 2050: A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector” 412
  • Net-Zero Insurance Alliance 20
  • Never Again Small Business Protection Act 405
  • New Payments Platform (NPP) 270–1
  • New World Harbourview Hotel Co Ltd v Ace Insurance Ltd 397n116
  • New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) 428
  • NGFS see Network for Greening the Financial System
  • NHTSA see National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  • nodes 98–9
  • noise, risk assessment, UAVs 221–2
  • non-autonomous, autonomous vehicle vs. 176
  • non-fungible tokens (NFTs) 262–3;
  • cryptoassets 267–8;
  • disparate or intangible assets 284;
  • entities dealing with 265;
  • uncertain future 284;
  • unclear value 284
  • nongovernmental organisation (NGO) 149–50
  • non-insurance entities 93
  • nuisance, risk assessment, UAVs 221–2
  • NZAOA see Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance, under United Nations
  • NZIA see Net-Zero Insurance Alliance, under United Nations
  • OakNorth 251–2
  • “occurrence-based” sections of cover 317
  • O’Connor, C. 489
  • OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) 6, 36, 71, 81, 92, 395, 400–1, 401n120, 402, 494;
  • Privacy Guidelines 38–40
  • on-demand drone insurance 229–31
  • on-demand insurance 3n11, 7–8, 7n23, 47–65;
  • defined 48;
  • Flock 53–7;
  • information disclosure 59–62;
  • insurance fraud 59–62;
  • transactional process 57–9
  • on-demand software 48
  • O’Neil, C. 320n58
  • “One Planet Summit” 424
  • “one-size-fits-all” approach 229
  • open banking: fintech in Australia 269–70;
  • fintech in UK 255–6
  • Open Finance 272
  • open insurance 42, 62
  • OpenQuake Platform 133
  • Operational Design Domain (ODD) 165
  • operational efficiency 400
  • operational risks, risk assessment, UAVs 218–19
  • Orient-Express Hotels Ltd v Assicurazioni Generali SA 384
  • original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) 169
  • OTA (over-the-air) 177
  • Otto Candies LLC v Nippon Kaiji Kyokai Corporation (Otto Candies) 204
  • over-regulation, risk of embedded insurance 90–4
  • Pacific Catastrophic Risk Facility (PCRAFI) 146
  • Paech, P. 116, 117
  • Pandemic Re (PRIA programme) 404, 407, 494
  • Pandemic Risk Insurance Act (PRIA) 402, 405, 406
  • pandemics 18–19;
  • catastrophes and 392–407;
  • defined 375n2;
  • insurance and 374–408, 493–4;
  • risk cover 375n3;
  • risk insurance 375n3
  • Paperwork 497
  • parametric index insurance 142
  • parametric insurance 3, 5, 9–10, 127–56;
  • advantages over indemnity-based products 134–9;
  • basis risk 131–4, 155–6;
  • consumer concerns 152–3;
  • design, drafting and marketing 156;
  • education 156;
  • indemnity principle 150–2;
  • industry growth 153–4;
  • insurable interest 149–50;
  • overview 128–9;
  • problem for regulators 148–9;
  • regulation 156;
  • regulatory and legal challenges 148–53;
  • sovereign disaster risk management and 144–6;
  • structure of 130–1;
  • types of 140–3
  • parametric products 141–2
  • Paris Agreement 413–14, 413n21, 413n24, 417, 419–22, 424, 443n208, 448, 450, 455, 461–2, 468
  • Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) 434–5, 470
  • patch management 299–300
  • PathogenRX 375, 396, 397, 404
  • “pay-as-you-fly” approach 51, 229, 230–1
  • “pay-as-you-go” insurance 7, 49, 230
  • payment initiation service providers (PISPs) 256
  • payments, fintech in Australia 270–1
  • Payment Services Directive (PSD2) 255–6
  • Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) 257
  • PCAF see Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials
  • Peabody Energy Corp 428
  • Peña, A. 54
  • pending freight 192, 192n44, 193, 193n51
  • perceived data protection/privacy 34–6
  • perimeter defence 301–2
  • Permission for Commercial Operation (PfCO) 234
  • Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) 40
  • personal injury, risk assessment, UAVs 220–1
  • Philippines Catastrophe Insurance Facility (PCIF) 441
  • physical damages 416–17
  • physical risks 19, 20, 416–17;
  • failure to adapt to 458
  • planetary boundaries 443, 495
  • policy awareness, embedded insurance 82–5
  • positive basis risk 132
  • Posner, R. 387
  • Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework 443
  • post‑event assistance 399
  • PPPs see public-private partnerships
  • pre-agreed pay-out 72
  • “pre-breach” services 325
  • predictive analytics 35n51;
  • fraud detection 32
  • Premier Dale v RSA & Arachas 391
  • prevention of access (PoA) clauses, secondary triggers 384, 385
  • PRI see Principles for Responsible Investment
  • Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) 421, 431
  • Privacy Act 1988 198
  • private Blockchains 101–2; Blockchain
  • private key 263
  • private pandemic risk insurance 395–402
  • privileged access management (PAM) 302
  • proactive incident response 315
  • Proceeds of Crime Act (2000) 258
  • processing integrity, SOC2 309
  • product liability: autonomous ships 188–91;
  • autonomous vehicles (AVs) 175–8;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 167
  • product marketing 189
  • Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Act 2022 303
  • product standards, risk assessment, UAVs 219–20
  • professional indemnity (PI) insurance 16–17, 283, 333–73, 491–2;
  • accountants and auditors 366–7;
  • building regulatory reform 356–7;
  • captives 368;
  • challenges 338–53;
  • complexity and emerging risks 357–8;
  • cyber risks 353;
  • economic headwinds 347–9;
  • electronic health records (EHRs) 363–4;
  • environmental, social and governance (ESG) 344–7;
  • financial advisers 364–6;
  • impact of technology 370–2;
  • increased regulatory oversight 343–4;
  • legislative changes during and after COVID-19 353–4;
  • mutuals 368–9;
  • rapidity of change 370;
  • risk transfer mechanisms 369;
  • risk transfer structures 367–9;
  • risk trends in medical malpractice 358–9;
  • risk trends in other professions 364;
  • robotic surgeries 362;
  • social inflation 349–52;
  • supervision and staffing 340–2;
  • technology in claims 372;
  • technology in underwriting 370–2;
  • telemedicine 359–62
  • professional liability 278–9
  • project-specific insurance 369
  • property damage, risk assessment, UAVs 220–1
  • protection against bad actors 120–1
  • Protection and Indemnity Associations (P&I Clubs) 12, 186, 186n15, 187, 191, 194
  • protection gap 417, 440
  • Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) 257
  • PSI see UN Principles for Sustainable Insurance
  • Public Act 332 of 2016 (Senate Bill 995) 174
  • public blockchain 101–2
  • public key 263
  • public–private partnerships (PPPs) 421, 422, 439
  • public purse 494
  • public relations 324
  • Puerto Rico v Big Oil 464
  • pure parametric policy 140–1
  • Pütz, F. 168, 180
  • QBE 431
  • qualitative risk vs. quantitative risk 305–6
  • quantum technology 2
  • Race to Zero Campaign 418, 433–4
  • Rachael Allen 205–6
  • Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) 464
  • Ramos, A. 268n65
  • ransom demands 324
  • ransom payments 320–3
  • ransomware 15, 34, 177, 289, 295–6, 304–5, 320–3
  • rapidity of change 370
  • Raskin, M. 115
  • ratchet mechanism 468
  • real economy 418, 472
  • real-time notifications, fraud detection 33
  • rebating in embedded insurance 89
  • Recher & Co v North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. 381n34
  • Reeman v Department of Transport 204
  • regulation: autonomous vehicles (AVs) 159–62;
  • cryptoassets 266–7;
  • financial technology (fintech) 275–6;
  • fintech in Australia 272–4;
  • fintech in UK 256–7;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 165–6;
  • reform 356–7
  • Regulation 12A–12M 83n69
  • Regulation Impact Statement (RIS) 171
  • Regulatory and Supervisory Framework for Insurance Intermediation 81
  • reinsurance 399, 401, 417, 470; insurance
  • Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) 486–7
  • remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) 213, 213n3
  • reputational risks, fintech 281
  • Resnick, P. 86
  • Responsibility of Shipowners Act 1734 192
  • REST 461
  • ReStart 402
  • retroactive exclusions 318
  • Rio Earth Summit 412
  • risk and compliance, fintech in UK 257–8
  • risk assessment, UAVs 217–24;
  • cyber risks 222–4;
  • data protection 222;
  • general 217–18;
  • noise 221–2;
  • nuisance 221–2;
  • operational risks 218–19;
  • personal injury 220–1;
  • privacy 221–2;
  • product standards 219–20;
  • property damage 220–1;
  • trespass 221–2
  • risk mitigation 231
  • risk pools 138, 146, 438–9, 441
  • risks of embedded insurance 80–90
  • risk transfer mechanisms 369
  • risk transfer structures 367–9
  • Ritterband, S. 219, 219n26
  • Road Accident Fund (RAF) 241–2
  • Road Traffic Act (Germany) 168–70, 175n80
  • Road Traffic Act 1988 241
  • Robert, S. 394
  • Robert Heath Heating 55, 56
  • robotic process automation (RPA) 479
  • robotics 487
  • robotic surgeries 362
  • Rockliffe Hall Ltd v Travelers Insurance Co Ltd 386
  • Rome II Regulation 188
  • Roney, E. 42, 61
  • Ronin Network 280
  • Röschmann, A. Z. 59, 62, 64
  • Rowell, H. 483
  • RPA see robotic process automation
  • Ruel, C. 497
  • Rye Ridge Corp v Cincinnati Ins Co 388
  • Ryskamp, D. 176
  • SAE see Society for Automotive Engineers International
  • Safely Ensuring Lives Future Deployment and Research in Vehicle Evolution (SELF DRIVE) 173
  • SARS 375, 381
  • Satovich, A. 489
  • SCOR 431
  • Sea Machines Robotics SM300 205–6
  • SEC see US Securities and Exchange Commission
  • secure mobile devices 302–3
  • security, SOC2 309
  • self-help processes 221
  • Senate Bill S6806A 320n59
  • Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 422
  • Sharma v Minister for the Environment 454
  • Shell 464
  • shore-based operator (SBO) 184, 188
  • Siegel, E. 35
  • Siehr, K. 189
  • Simmons, M. 489
  • Singapore Cybersecurity Act 299
  • single insurer 192
  • Sixth Assessment Report 19n58, 19n59, 410–11, 410n5, 410n7–8, 411n10, 414–15, 414n31–4, 446, 446n3–4, 449, 457n68, 467
  • SK Group 443
  • small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) 131, 154, 252
  • smart contracts 3, 9, 57, 96n3, 135n26;
  • distributed ledger technology (DLT) 100;
  • technology-enhanced 135;
  • in underwriting and claims management processes 103
  • Smarter Consumer Communications 90
  • SOC audit (formally SAS70) 309;
  • SOC2 309
  • social inflation 349–52, 491
  • social insurance 399
  • Society for Automotive Engineers International (SAE) 11, 160
  • Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication's (SWIFT) 113
  • software as a service see on-demand software
  • South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) 237
  • South African Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) 454
  • Sovereign and Humanitarian Solutions (SHS) 440
  • sovereign disaster risk management 144–6
  • space: industrialisation 490;
  • and insurance 489–91;
  • tourism 490–1
  • The Space Review 489
  • SpaceX 489
  • special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) 255
  • Splitt Chartering APS v Saga Shipholding Norway AS (The Stema Barge II) 197–8
  • standalone cyber insurance 315–16
  • standardisation, DLT 123–4
  • Steadfast Insurance Co. v AES Corporation 464–5
  • Stema UK 197–8
  • Stevens Institute of Technology 11, 12
  • STL (starters, transfers, leavers) 302
  • Stonegate Pub Company v MS Amlin 386
  • Superstorm Sandy 416
  • supervision and staffing 340–2
  • supply chain risk management 314–15
  • Supreme Court 191, 385n57
  • Sustainable Finance Committee (SFB) 427
  • Sustainable Finance Working Group 429
  • Swiss Re Institute 18, 415, 420, 421, 423, 431, 438
  • Swiss Re International v LCA Marrickville 390, 397, 407, 494
  • take or pay 135n27
  • targeted/personalised marketing 31
  • Target Setting Protocol 432
  • Task Force on Climate related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) 423–4, 426–7, 429–30, 443, 461, 475, 476, 495
  • tax considerations, embedded insurance 88
  • TCFD see Task Force on Climate related Financial Disclosures
  • tech-led approach to insurance, Cover Genius 77
  • Technical Annex 427
  • technology: embedded insurance 78–80;
  • failures in fintech 278–9;
  • PI 370–2;
  • in PI claims 372;
  • in PI underwriting 370–2
  • Ted Baker Plc v Axa Insurance UK Plc 381
  • telemedicine 359–62
  • Terrorism Risk Insurance Act 2002 (TRIA), US 405
  • Texas Windstorm Insurance Association 367n203
  • The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) 84
  • third-party liability 226–7
  • third-party litigation 175
  • 3D internet 481
  • tiered pricing extracts, Cover Genius 77
  • tipping points 410
  • Titanic 193
  • TKC London Ltd v Allianz Insurance Plc 378, 381, 386
  • training and awareness 305
  • transactional process 57–9
  • TransferGo 276
  • Transition Plan Taskforce Disclosure Framework 426–7
  • transition risks 19
  • Tranter, K. 240
  • travaux préparatoires 197–8
  • Treating Customers Fairly (TCF) 84
  • trespass, risk assessment, UAVs 221–2
  • tropical ecosystems 411
  • trust architecture 2
  • UAVs see unmanned aerial vehicles
  • Uber 12, 178
  • UK and Scottish Law Commission 151
  • UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) 255
  • UK Department for Transport 11
  • UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) 257–8
  • UK House of Commons Treasury Select Committee 394
  • unattended machinery space (UMS) 185
  • UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 195
  • UNDRR see UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction
  • UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) 419, 421–2, 430, 431, 471, 472, 476, 476
  • UNEP see United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
  • UNEP FI see UN Environment Programme Finance Initiative
  • UNEP FI/PSI 476
  • UNFCCC see UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
  • UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) 20n60, 412–13, 412n15, 413n18–21, 413n24, 418n60–1, 420–1, 431, 469
  • UN Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) 453
  • United Kingdom: air travel trust fund (ATTF) 242n94;
  • business interruption insurance 383–7;
  • Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters (CILA) 380n33;
  • Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) 154, 254, 257–61;
  • financial technology (fintech) in 252–68;
  • Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 257;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 162–4;
  • Maritime & Coastguard Agency 183;
  • Motor Insurer's Bureau 240n89
  • United Nations 200;
  • Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA) 431–3;
  • Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) 432–5
  • United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) 440
  • United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) 410, 431n150, 470n143
  • United States: bushfires due to drone crashes in 220;
  • business interruption insurance 387–9;
  • consumer drone accidents 218n24;
  • drones in 213n1;
  • Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 214;
  • Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 306–7;
  • Insurance Institute for Highway Safety 179;
  • liability, risk and insurance for AVs 173–5;
  • Terrorism Risk Insurance Act 2002 (TRIA) 405
  • University Superannuation Scheme (USS) 461
  • unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) 10, 212–45;
  • assessment of risks 217–24;
  • deployed or operation of 215;
  • insurers’ responses 224–42;
  • operator of 215;
  • regulator of 216;
  • regulatory challenges and uncertainty 212–17;
  • technological challenges 216
  • unmanned aircraft (UA) 213, 213n2
  • unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) 213, 213n2, 223
  • UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) 417, 422
  • UN Principles for Sustainable Insurance (PSI) 421, 422, 433, 471, 476
  • unvalued loss of profits 381n34
  • Urgenda Foundation v State of the Netherlands 448
  • US Department of Health and Human Services 360
  • US Department of Transportation 173, 179
  • US National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) 57, 151–2
  • US National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) 399, 402
  • US Pandemic Risk Insurance Act 405–6
  • US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) 117, 118, 345, 428–9, 463
  • valued loss of profits 381n34
  • Various Eateries Trading Ltd v Allianz 386
  • Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) 165
  • video on demand (VOD) 48
  • Virgin Galactic 489
  • virtual data 483
  • voyage data recorders (VDRs) 185
  • VRF 430
  • Wagner, J. 59
  • Wahi, N. 281
  • Walchek, S. 52
  • Waymo 178
  • weather risks, DLT 107–9
  • Web 2.0 era 481
  • Web3 technologies 481
  • Werbach, K. 108, 115
  • Weston, H. 406
  • wind-at-location 147–8
  • Wirecard scandal 281
  • WMO see World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
  • WorkPac Pty Ltd v Rossato 390
  • World Bank 144, 144n42, 146, 250
  • World Bank Group 144
  • World Economic Forum 430, 443, 480
  • World Food Program 146
  • World Health Organisation (WHO) 382n40, 396, 397
  • World Meteorological Organization (WMO) 410
  • World Weather Attribution (WWA) 457
  • World Wildlife Fund (WWF) 431
  • write-back drone insurance cover 224–5
  • WTW 423, 437–8, 440
  • XCover 74, 75
  • Xiaoyan Liu 278
  • Xingyun 483
  • Zero-COVID policy 493
  • Zetzsche, D. A. 116
  • Zoox 12, 178
  • Zurich Insurance Group 436, 443

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