Digital technologies are rapidly transforming the way major construction and infrastructure projects identify, manage and transfer risk. What began with tools such as Building Information Modelling (BIM) and project data platforms has evolved into a much more complex digital ecosystem that now includes AI-enabled analytics, digital twins, automated progress monitoring and predictive claims modelling. These technologies are generating unprecedented volumes of project data and new forms of insight – reshaping traditional assumptions about risk ownership, insurability and claims recovery.

For senior risk managers and insurance buyers across Asia’s large project owners and contractors, the challenge is no longer simply adopting new tools. It is understanding how these technologies alter risk allocation, evidence standards in disputes and the expectations of insurers and financiers.

Drawing on practical project experience across major infrastructure and energy developments in Asia, this panel will explore where AI and digital technologies are genuinely improving risk outcomes and project transparency, where they may introduce new exposures, and how organisations can better align technology-enabled risk management with insurance strategy and claims recovery.