Danni Santana

New Mexico Mutual has selected Valen Analytics’ data, analytics and predictive modeling suite to improve underwriting performance, the company recently announced.

Next-gen technologies can be combined in several ways to deliver a top-notch digital experience, says Silicon Valley Insurance Accelerator CEO.

The workers' compensation insurer found success with Valen Analytics software.

The specialty insurer deploys eleven different personal lines products on its new platform, in three different states.

Product and service integration is scheduled to launch in time for 2017 enrollment, companies said.

The Ohio-based P&C insurer adopts One's ProcessOne software.

Linda Mantia is tasked with developing Manulife's corporate strategy and overseeing its innovation portfolio.

The launch follows other insurers backing Trov's technology abroad.

Vendor adds IMS, maker of DriveSync connected car platform, to PartnerConnect program.

Borchers comes to the recently established Allianz X by way of Deutsche Telekom where he founded another tech accelerator, hub:raum.

Octo U offers customers 10% premium discounts from multiple carriers to reward good driving.

Machine learning will help insurers get decisions faster, says Manulife VP Jesse Bean.

Effective immediately, Richard Lowery will oversee the insurance holding company's information technology strategy.

NYSIF will utilize PatTech's cloud-based platform to provide real-time payment processing for customers.

With market growth for usage-based insurance plateauing, parents of teen drivers and the elderly offer new avenues for carriers to leverage for a much-needed lift in business, according to a study by LexisNexis Risk Solutions.

The Canadian insurer partners with indico data solutions to better analyze unstructured financial data.

The state's largest workers' compensation provider implements a new cloud-based tool to cut processing costs.

The venture capital firm’s managing partner Tom Hutton will also join Lemonade’s executive board.

Accenture research finds insurers not quite ready to incorporate emerging tech into their businesses, but carriers are not alone.

The U.K. auto insurer is eliminating manual processes and cracking down on avoidable phone communication with customers.