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Andrew Engler, CEO and co-founder of the insurtech, shared that if a property owner is willing to invest in reducing the possibility of a catastrophic loss, it should translate into insurance value.

To find the most success with AI, insurance companies should view it more as a way to fundamentally rework processes, according to the experts who write for InsureThink.

Introducing insurance options during the auto purchasing process correlates to a 20% boost in finance and insurance gross, according to Polly's Q2 embedded insurance report.

A plan backed by Democrats in the state senate wouldn't limit insurers from suing utility companies to recoup payouts to policyholders, according to a proposal seen by Bloomberg News on Tuesday.

The broker experience is determined not by how quickly a risk can be submitted, but by how efficiently and confidently a carrier evaluates it.

Andrew Dalton, chief product officer, spoke about the challenges and risks presented by property data and how the MGA is using AI technology.

Mike Fiato, EVP and chief claims officer at Allstate, discusses The Allstate Claims University, a hands-on training campus in Dallas to simulate real-world damage situations and give employees practical experience.

Insurance expert Kenneth Saldanha says workflow and volume solutions are startups' biggest focus.

Collaboration between employers, brokers and third-party administrators will be essential to developing customized, cost-effective and employee-friendly solutions.

Insurance needs to stop treating its shrinking pool of checks as business as usual, especially when the data needed to manage the risk inside that pool already exists inside most carriers' own systems, writes Shareen Minor, chief revenue officer, U.S., at Vitesse.