Business insurance. Number 2, April-May 2026

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<dc:date>2026-04-29</dc:date>
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<dc:title xml:lang="es">Business insurance. Number 2, April-May 2026</dc:title>
<dc:relation xml:lang="es">En: Business insurance. - London : Crain Communications INC., 2006-. - 29/04/2026 Number 2 - April-May 2026 , 48 p.</dc:relation>
<dc:description xml:lang="es">Risk professionals grapple with rapid expansion of AI -- Insurers, brokers react to data center boom -- Rising convective storm losses test insurers as property rates fall in competitive market -- Care access problems strain comp sector, slowing worker recovery, increasing costs -- Bermuda insurer ratings highlight credit, ownership dynamics affecting companies -- Special Reports: Captive owners adapt to market changes -- 
AI makes headway in captive management -- Captive owners use hybrid structures to add flexibility, stability -- Severe injuries reshape workers comp claims -- Perspectives: When good claims go bad  the mental factors we can no longer ignore -- RESEARCH & RANKINGS: Risk Management Innovation -- Captive Insurance -- Claims Management -- View from the top: Karl Hennessy, McGill and Partners -- Perspectives: Understanding Georgia's willful misconduct defense in workers compensation claims -- Viewpoint: Handling autonomous risks -- Editorial: One giant, complex leap for insurance / by Gavin Souter</dc:description>
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