Nathan Golia

The impact on our sector is uncertain in every way but its depth.

Catastrophe response is the insurance industry's stated goal. But currently, the sector has few answers for consumers.

New offering uses technology from IMS.

A pilot in Arizona tests the ability to adjust rates based on driving data week to week.

Though Metromile sells insurance on its own in the U.S., it is exploring some licensing of its proprietary tech.

New CISO, VP of I.T. recognized.

The $1.987 billion figure is the highest on record, and the sixth in a row over $1 billion, according to Willis Towers Watson's Insurtech Briefing.

Working with Zubie and Azuga, carrier launches fleet management product for human services organizations.

The company, which operates as an MGA overseas, chooses vendor path in U.S.

The Massachusetts-based insurtech also has raised $23 million in Series A funding.

Managing partner Martha Notaras, late of XL, discusses the new entrant’s outlook on the sector.

Richard White joins the insurer from the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y.

While there's still slightly less action in this space, big bets are on the rise

A look at who broke through in P&C insurance during a big year for insurtech.

Several launches in the space have been reported as the year comes to a close.

Nearly two-thirds of carriers surveyed overall are adopting AI and machine learning technology.

Initiative reflects increased focus on these lines of business among insurtechs.

Paula Bartgis has also worked at Voya, MassMutual and Travelers.

The home insurance insurtech is looking to improve its customer experience while starting a portfolio of companies.

The life insurer's DevelopU initiative, an internal university, helped it shift from "what happened" to "why it happened," speakers said.