Venture capital investment in insurtech has been big business. Here's some of the views from these key players in the ecosystem.

With a wealth of data at their disposal via the Internet of Things, insurers are exploring the multiple ways the technology can help advance their business.

M&A activity in the insurance industry has been on the rise in the last two years and is likely to stay strong through 2022 and beyond.

Innovative partnerships between life insurance companies and technology firms are helping advance the digital transformation of the industry.

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

New mobile app solutions include telematics data in usage-based auto insurance programs, and photo capture technology and AI-powered mobile estimation for auto insurance claims.

Inflation is changing the insurance industry with a new focus on telematics and increased insurance shopping for better pricing.

Digital technology to detect and mitigate boating risks and an automated cloud-based appraisal system for jewelry insurance are just two of the fascinating stories behind the latest pioneering insurtechs.

As climate change leads to more frequent natural disasters devastating the country, insurance companies are stepping up to adjust to these new challenges for themselves and their policyholders.

In a competitive job market, the shortage of talent is having a significant impact on the strategies insurance companies are using to attract and retain employees.