The top five countries have a combined total of 1,968 insurtech funding deals from 2012 to December 31, 2022.

Employees who have a trusting relationship with their organization are 260% more motivated than those who don't.

Jennifer Schwab, CEO of female-focused EdTech company Entity Academy, shares her insight on creating equitable workplaces for women.

Lessons for any insurance finance function looking to modernize.

90% of SMBs surveyed by NEXT are underinsured.

Operations EVP shares success factors from her work with INROADS at the life insurer.

The technology can mitigate project risk at job sites.

Brad Nations, chief growth officer at FOLX Health, explains how employers can expand the LGBTQ community's access to quality healthcare.

The report calls for an improvement in digital customer experiences.

Silvija Martincevic, HR solutions management company Deputy's new CEO shares the key to keeping women in tech — and how she plans to do it at her own company.

Climate impacts are also making it more expensive to insure homes against these threats.

The bank has agreed to acquire Big Data Healthcare, a Texan fintech that automates commercial payments flowing to and from hospitals and medical groups. It's the latest example of banks' deepening health care investments.

Paytient's credit card allows employees to pay out-of-pocket expenses and set up interest-free payments, avoiding costly medical debt.

Utilized properly, tech apps and programs can help companies hire, retain, and engage more diverse talent.

A likely recession will only further the six active players' conservatism in their capital strategies, Fitch Ratings said.

Being immersed in the startup ecosystem can be the answer to staying ahead of the innovation curve.

Innovation requires investments of both time and capital.

Massive amounts of visual information can be leveraged to lower risk and workers' comp costs, as well as build a culture of caring.

Digital Insurance and its sister publications surveyed tech decision makers at insurers and other financial services companies.

A new SMA survey shows 12% of commercial lines insurer executives say their businesses are just in sustaining or surviving mode this year following a challenging 2022.