With the drive towards electric vehicles, there are questions on how the transformation and newest technology will influence car insurance.

Is it possible for an insurer to help prevent damages and delays? Yes.

Research highlights a generational gap at the heart of the hybrid working debate in the U.K.

The industry is shaping ESG adoption on a world scale and a comprehensive ESG plan should include a focus on data.

Agencies and insurers focused on the segment are often the pioneers of innovative, new approaches in distribution.

High-resolution, high-frequency imagery assists insurers with claims processing, underwriting and post-disaster property inspections.

The cloud and SaaS can ensure that businesses are able to operate in real-time.

Documenting events and disproving incorrect claims proves to be a hedge against rising premiums.

The North Carolina bank has made 11 insurance-related acquisitions in the last three years, and a top executive forecasts more buying chances as brokerage consolidation continues.

Insurance companies need to embrace decentralization and self-service.

Property and casualty insurers can benefit from tools and data that enable them to assess damage and address claims quickly.

How do you maximize efficiency in the application, quoting, and claims process and not invite new or additional fraudulent activity?

Recent data illustrates that the future of the workforce is flexible by way of autonomy.

Now a new program from Microsoft Corp., GitHub Copilot, seeks to transform the technology from internet sensation into something broadly useful.

Compromised email, ransomware continue to increase

Embedded insurance is increasingly popular with both consumers and insurers, and looks set to continue growing.

Progress on cybersecurity measures lowers insurance market risks and stresses.

Chubb survey, digital insurance platform find concerns among insureds and more rules on the way

High-net-worth clients with large policies borrow, on average, $500,000 to $800,000 to pay their premiums. Peapack-Gladstone predicts the product, which it launched this month, will be one of its top business lines within six years.

Carriers need to focus on two things: defining where the value in cloud lies and building a partnership between business units and IT.