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Customers and agents interact with Liberty Mutual’s digital properties more than ever under Fink’s leadership.

A sampling of new companies coming up in the post-pandemic insurtech era.

“A New Idea: Insurers Creating Ecosystems Delivering Value to The Policyholders,” a session during InsureTech Connect 2021 focused on the current changes occurring to accelerate solutions for consumers.

Amazon will require third-party sellers to secure product liability coverage after reaching $10,000 in sales in one month on Amazon.

The insurance enables motorcyclists to customize their insurance all year round and pay for the time they ride instead of high predetermined rates.

Also: New data hire at Amerilife, European expansion at Insurify.

In partnership with Allianz Life and Securian Financial, five insurtech startups will participate in a three month accelerator program.

Insurity's goal in the buy is to expand into the program business.

The white-label product is a first for the insurtech in the embedded-insurance space.

Also: Shift and Buckle partner up.

Rideshare coverage company also brings in a USAA executive to lead operations and distribution.

Created by two software engineers, the goal is to give individuals from overlooked populations in the industry an opportunity.

Also: FRISS and Gore Mutual, Insured Nomads/Safesure.

Including executive news from insurtechs Cover Genius and Buckle as well.

Small businesses on the Amazon platform can buy from Next's portfolio.

Also: Azugo, Next Insurance, Carpe Data, Unqork

Insurers’ use of photos and videos for estimation increased during 2020.

The product takes into account the most common risks in a modern young adult’s life: driving a rented, borrowed, or shared car, living in an apartment, and freelancing as a side gig.

Also: Lemonade adds life insurance with Bestow

Commercial insurance distribution platform is co-founded by At-Bay veterans.