Event Details

Artificial Intelligence, Associated Legal Exposures and Insurance
Clyde & Co LLP, The St Botolph Building, 138 Houndsditch, London, EC3A 7AR,
Wednesday 30 July 2025
12:00PM - 14:00PM
Introduction
The growing reliance and integration of AI into business operations presents a multitude of new insurance risks and challenges that require careful consideration. As determining responsibility for damages or harm caused by these systems becomes ever more complex. As more AI services and solutions emerge and companies drive their AI integration plans forward, the appetite and demand – as with cyber – for clear and comprehensive cover will only grow. So, it becomes ever more imperative for Lloyd’s and the London insurance market to develop robust policies and strategies that addresses the evolving complexities of AI.
With the help of leading research, technology, and legal subject matter experts, this fast-paced roundtable is designed for delegates to discover some of the very latest insights and trends to this fast-changing AI technology landscape. Included, new AI advances; the key risks/exposures presented by AI use; the latest tools (e.g. training, technology, certification) available to insurers to encourage insured to help mitigate risks; what sort of exclusion clauses might be considered for renewal.
Who Should Attend
Capped at 20 delegates this roundtable has been tailored to the needs of underwriters and brokers, senior business and IT and security professionals who work in the Lloyd's and London insurance market. If this roundtable is relevant to colleagues within your company, then please give notice about this event. Thank you.
Agenda
Speakers

GenAI Pursuit and Strategy Lead, UK at Dell Technologies

Head of Vendor/Strategic Partnerships at Vanson Bourne
Head of Vendor & Strategic Partnership at market research firm Vanson Bourne, who specialise in providing B2B market research to technology vendors. Prior to joining Vanson Bourne, Fraser ran a eCommerce business for over 15 years, giving him “at the coalface” experience of implementing emerging technology, and understanding their associated business models. Prior to that he held several senior research/consulting roles including as Research Director at Forrester: one of the world’s leading technology research/analyst houses.

Legal Director at Clyde & Co LLP
20 years specialist experience in technology, intellectual property, cyber risk and data protection, defamation, professional negligence and insurance.
Recent advice work includes cyber incident response including several major multiparty ransomware attacks, numerous data protection disputes, software supply disputes, large/complex, international intellectual property claims drafting and reviewing cyber, technology and public liability insurance policies, compliance and regulatory advice, defamation, breach of copyright, theft of trade secrets, software supply disputes, fine art disputes and professional negligence.
Clients include: Insurers and re-insurers, loss adjusters and brokers, major insureds: Ace, Willis, Hiscox, Charles Taylor Adjusters, Aspinal of London Limited, Timothy Taylor Gallery, Firefly Studios Ltd.

Barrister
Barrister specialising in professional liability, disciplinary, insurance (including policy and coverage), fraud and property-related work. Helen’s professional negligence practice focuses on solicitors, barristers, accountants, auditors, insurance brokers/agents, IFAs, surveyors and valuers (and includes substantial fraud claims and freezing injunctions). Helen is experienced in multi-party and group litigation.