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The End of Automation: Have We Reached the Limit of Claims Transformation?
Thirty years of digitisation delivered efficiency. Are insurers still struggling to improve outcomes?
AI Governance Starts with Reality
Governance is often presented as a way of controlling risk. Increasingly, it may become a way of creating value.
The Future Commercial Model of Wealth Management
Commercial model transformation is where AI's operational potential either converts into financial reality or dissipates into efficiency theatre.
Press Release
Davies debuts AI workbench to accelerate underwriting decisions
Designed by its underwriting experts, the Davies solution enables clients to make smarter risk decisions.
Davies appoints new senior hire to lead Asset & Wealth Management consulting practice
With deep expertise in investment strategy and technology transformation, Stephanie will drive growth and innovation as the firm expands its consulting services.
Davies grows insurance consulting team with new senior hire
With over 30 years of international experience, Daniele will drive transformation, digitisation, and AI initiatives for clients in the U.S. and Canada. This appointment aligns with Davies' Vision2030 strategy to significantly expand its services and market presence.
White Papers
Regulation Crypto Assets: Why Financial Institutions Should Be Preparing Now
Our latest white paper explores how the proposed Regulation Crypto Assets framework could influence the future of digital asset markets. Discover the strategic considerations financial institutions should be evaluating as digital asset markets continue to evolve.
The AI Conductor: Orchestrating Enterprise AI in Asset Management
Download the full white paper to explore why orchestrated AI could become the next competitive frontier for asset management.
Citizenship Verification: The Next Frontier in Client Due Diligence
Download the full white paper to understand why potential citizenship‑verification requirements may be far more complex than they appear—and what many institutions may be overlooking as they prepare for regulatory change.