Insurance News from Digital Insurance

Digital Insurance spoke with Greg Chandler, executive VP for IT at the insurer, which specializes in workplace benefits, about how the company began implementing AI, how its use of AI has evolved, and what's next.

AI is reshaping how claims are handled, how repairs are performed, and how teams deliver faster and more connected experiences across the auto claims ecosystem.

KPMG survey of insurance executives finds confidence in the industry's growth, seeing a need for technology advances and upskilling their workforces.

Rates actually declined or remained flat over a two-year period in 15 states, including Florida, with natural disasters and tariffs affecting 2026's movements.

A collection of stories related to artificial intelligence and its impact on the insurance industry from 2025.

U.S. homeowners are concerned about climate and insurance costs, according to Kin's Homeownership Trends Report.

Kyle Busch's lawsuit against Pacific Life and his former insurance agent provides a window into potential issues around complexity, suitability and more in indexed universal life policies.

Insurance carriers are working to improve digital quoting, according to the Keynova Q4 2025 Online Insurance Scorecard.

The impact of extreme weather remains top of mind for many, with a majority of homeowners citing it as a factor behind purchase or relocation considerations.

In most agencies, 80% of revenue is generated by only 20% of their accounts, meaning that 80% of an agency's customer base is responsible for only 20% of its revenue.

Sarah Murrow, president and CEO of Allianz Trade in Americas, shares her career journey in the insurance industry and her approach to acting as an effective leader to a multi-national business.

What's ahead for auto insurance in 2026.

WIL 2025 honoree believes knowing the insurance products is a good foundation for leading her team in its work on the insurer's Marketplace platform.

As more insurers tie credits to connected technologies, monitoring will become a basic expectation rather than an added feature.

Successful leadership requires authenticity, accountability and the willingness to go pursue new opportunities when they arise.

Linda Fallon is a 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree, she is division president, consumer.

New technologies are helping insurers practice ESG principles in a real and meaningful way.

There were about 50 funding events in the insurtech sector in November 2025.

Amanda Smith is currently the chief product officer, home for Plymouth Rock Assurance.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree, Lindsey DiGangi is vice president of field operations and marketing for Pennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Company.