The Geneva Association announces a special April 2028 issue of The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance – Issues and Practice on Digital and AI Transformation in Insurance. Digital technologies, artificial intelligence, data science, InsurTechs, and automation are reshaping how risks are identified, priced, mitigated, transferred, managed, and regulated.
The issue welcomes high-quality empirical, experimental, policy-oriented, and practice-based contributions. It particularly encourages submissions that speak to broad academic debates while offering clear implications for insurance markets, insurers, consumers, regulators, and society.
Papers on other topics related to digital and AI transformation in insurance are also welcome, including interdisciplinary studies that connect insurance with economics, finance, management, law, public policy, computer science, health, climate, cyber risk, and social sciences more broadly.
All contributions will go through a peer review process. The editors for this special issue are Dr. Anja Grujovic-Vischer (Geneva Association), Prof. Ruo (Alex) Jia (Peking University; Geneva Association) and Prof. Zhiyu (Frank) Quan (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign).
Papers should be submitted electronically via the website of The Geneva Papers by 31 March 2027 at the latest. For further information on this special issue, contact Ruo (Alex) Jia at alex_jia@genevaassociation.org.