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Insurers getting proactive about climate risks are finding that excess and surplus lines are a vehicle for innovation in coverage.
October 12 -
A new analysis from S&P Global Mobility forecasts more than 95 million autonomous vehicles on the road by 2035, changing traditional auto insurance coverage.
October 8 -
Deepa Soni becomes executive VIP and CIO, similar to her previous role at The Hartford.
October 7 -
Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about how AI is being used to improve the customer experience.
October 6 -
Mindy Chen, Mutual of Omaha's vice president of segment analytics, spoke with Digital Insurance about necessary skills and what insurance companies should be investing in.
October 6 -
Changes in life insurance products require more than retrofitting legacy technology, insurance technology executives say.
October 5 -
Hippo appoints new chief data officer and several insurtech partnerships, plus more insurance news.
October 1 -
The Governors Highway Safety Association and Cambridge Mobile Telematics' new report suggests advanced predictive analytics to help prevent traffic deaths.
October 1 -
According to the CCC's Q3 2025 report, average repair costs increased almost 4 percent.
September 29 -
Insurers lack adequate and accurate data, even finding incorrect death certificates, making it more difficult to assess underwriting risk correctly.
September 28 -
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) released safety performance ratings for seven new electric vehicle models.
September 24 -
According to Capgemini's World Life Insurance Report 2026, 76% of customers expect advanced cloud and data capabilities but only 16% of insurers are capable of delivering.
September 21 -
A look at insurer innovations and strategies affecting auto coverage, affordable insurance options and renewable energy programs.
September 17 -
Forty-three percent of homeowners insurance customers who experienced a premium increase and say they are unlikely to renew cited the rising rates as the main reason.
September 16 -
Consumers are so concerned about rising costs that they often forego coverage altogether, according to two separate studies from Valuepenguin and Realtor.com.
September 15