June 2019

 

The Latest from Mayer Brown

Regulatory Corner: Breaking Down Blockchain – Implications of Blockchain Technology for the Insurance Industry [Insurtech by Mayer Brown]

Legal Perspectives for Technology & Innovation [Mayer Brown Publication]

 Insurance as Unfunded Credit Protection [Mayer Brown Legal Update]

New Codes of Conduct for Insurance Intermediaries are Coming Soon! [Mayer Brown Legal Update]

Blockchain for Business [Journal of Investment Compliance]

Who Owns Model Risk in an AI World? [ABA Banking Journal]

Second Annual AIRROC & Mayer Brown Runoff Deal Forum—New York [AIRROC & Mayer Brown Event]

Other Technology and Innovation News

Future-Proofing Asian Insurance [Insurance Asia News]

Kentucky Creates Insurance Innovation Sandbox [Kentucky Department of Insurance]

Executive Injects Tech Into Highly Regulated Insurance Sector [The Wall Street Journal]

Is the Future of Car Insurance at Risk from Fewer Accidents? [Financial Times]

10 Jun 2019

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