Insurance

New company will offer Spanish-language telematics programs.

Outdoorsy had a problem: Its customers were taking more risk than necessary every time they lent out their vehicles.

Inside the company's online-only launch of a bundle including usage-based auto insurance, ID theft coverage and homeowners.

But which Bob Dylan song best sums up the strategic shift?

Both interested parties and actively using parties have increased in volume.

Newly combined company boasts more than 20 clients among the top 25 U.S. insurance companies.

Brokerage plans to go full-stack following funding infusion.

Partnership allows connected-car owners to get Root usage-based insurance by using their car's data.

The insurer says the new offering will be distinct from its current SafePilot product.

Insurtech’s comparison platform will offer alternative carriers in places Nationwide doesn’t provide coverage.

The Consumer Federation of America advises insurers to take certain steps to ensure policyholders who opt for usage-based insurance are protected.

And traditional insurers should adapt to the larger addressable market.

Also: Cincinnati Financial, Amerilife.

Insurance providers agree that technology has become an extremely valuable part of employees’ lives.

Nearly one year after the onset of the pandemic, not only has interest remain elevated, but adoption has increased two-fold.

Also: New data hire at Amerilife, European expansion at Insurify.

The white-label product is a first for the insurtech in the embedded-insurance space.

Smart sensors have the ability to offer insurers risk reduction and long-term return on investment in claims reduction while benefiting millions of homeowners.

Insurtech company says this completes its suite of products for small-business owners.

Company COO Shai Wininger promises a product of particular interest to electric-vehicle owners.