
Grace Crane
ReporterGrace Crane is a reporter for Digital Insurance.

Grace Crane is a reporter for Digital Insurance.
Boateng will lead the organization's cyber risk management strategies.
As the industry faces a talent crisis, insurers can attract underwriters with digital innovation and robust skill development opportunities.
As elections may increase political violence, specialty insurance is crucial for businesses at risk of related damage or trade disruption.
The 2024 U.S. Insurance Shopping Study finds that with increasing premiums, auto insurance customers are actively shopping for new carriers.
State Farm, Liberty Mutual, CNA, Vertafore and American Modern share their tips for attracting and retaining new talent to the industry.
The insurer's talent development program prepares workers for the insurance industry by teaching data literacy, offering leadership development and providing other training opportunities.
The insurtech discusses its multi-line solutions and ethics of AI.
AI and automation tools can offset the effects of costly vehicle repairs and length claims cycles.
Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE (AGCS) to sell its U.S. Fireman's Fund insurance businesses to Arch Insurance for $1.4 billion.
This will be the first spring outlook since 2021 where there are no communities at risk of significant flooding, according to climate forecasters.
In partnership with the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), Lloyd's will run parametric insurance training workshops in Papua New Guinea and Fiji.
The insurtech targets underwriting efficiency and accuracy through generative AI-powered tools.
The report emphasizes that accurate risk management practices and data utilization will be key in responding to this year's trends.
EV repair costs can run up to 29% higher than traditional combustion engine vehicles, due to battery pack replacement costs.
Michelleta Razon comes from Google Cloud and will work to implement data solutions that drive accessibility and efficiency.
Commercial property insurance customers are concerned about climate risk, and most are willing to invest $20,000 or more to increase resilience.
The insurtech provides solutions for internal and external data integration and automation.
Millennials and Gen Z consumers are becoming more comfortable with embedded products and have come to expect them as an integral part of the buying experience.
Remote workers traveling abroad can receive medical emergency and trip interruption coverage and submit claims from anywhere in the world.
Insurers are focusing on tech like usage-based insurance, digital communication channels and AI or machine learning for pricing.