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The frozen rain pellets which can destroy roofs, sidings and windows were responsible for the largest percentage of insured loss last year.

Insurers should look at governance policies, operations methods and modeling to pre-emptively keep bias and drift out of AI handling of underwriting and pricing, an expert on the technology recommends.

Bob Marshall, CEO of Whisker Labs, the makers of Ting talks to Digital Insurance about smart home technology.

ERISA attorney J.J. Conway is representing a plaintiff who was denied disability coverage by Hartford Life and Accident Insurance Company.

The report highlights an irony in the insurance industry: While some underwriters are pulling back from traditional coverage areas as climate change exacerbates wildfires, storms and flooding, they are also continuing to support new fossil-fuel projects expected to operate for decades.

Thriving as an insurer requires technological adoption, adaptable cybersecurity measures and collaboration among other factors.

Willis Towers Watson's Sean Scranton responded to Digital Insurance questions about insurance companies' cybersecurity practices in relation to Gen AI.

AI can help insurers with faster claims analysis and point investigators to possible fraud.

The Charlotte, North Carolina, company has agreed to sell its remaining 80% stake in its insurance brokerage unit to raise billions of dollars in cash and extra capital. The "wild card" is how Truist will deploy them, one analyst says.

Bad actors have already made use of the new technology to power cyber attacks. The insurance industry can use the same technology to proactively detect attacks, guard sensitive personal data and establish defense patterns and methods.