Nicquana Howard-Walls
Associate EditorNicquana Howard was associate editor for Digital Insurance.
Nicquana Howard was associate editor for Digital Insurance.
First client for Munich Re Automation Solutions
Insurance accelerator expands to new lines of business.
While digital capabilities have led to record-high claims satisfaction, a mix of high-touch and online services are preferred.
The startups selected will gain access to engagement and distribution offerings through BrokerTech Ventures’ nine owners and partners.
The company has introduced water-damage prevention technology under a new brand name, Zurich Smart, in Spain.
Goal of initiative is to help insurtechs and actuaries better understand each other and develop effective products.
Two insurtech companies have added executives from other startups as the sector’s maturation leads to more mobility in positions.
South Carolina is the eighth state where Farmers has expanded access to branded products since 2011.
Predictive analytics also on the rise in the line of business, Milliman finds.
While insurance discounts aren't a huge driver of smart device purchases, once they are already bought, insurance has a strong play, company finds.
ProSight Specialty Insurance has partnered with eMaxx to provide captive insurance to AAA roadside assistance network.
American Crop Insurance will use a risk management platform from Farmers Edge partner to improve insurance services for its clients.
Nearly half of insurers report issues with information bottlenecks, according to Willis Towers Watson survey of nearly 100 carriers.
Acquiring company, Vexcel Imaging, will have ownership of imagery and data library as the companies work together on other projects.
Insurance tech veteran has also worked at Allstate.
Company’s goal is to simplify high-worth home insurance market for agents and customers alike.
Human API will provide the life insurer with easy access to electronic health records to make it easier for prospects to complete the life insurance process.
Brad Lontz comes from the California Dental Association, where he held the same position
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
With two tracks and $300,000 in prizes for six winning teams, selected companies will have the opportunity to pitch at the InsurTechNY Spring Conference on March 19.