Insurance

Founder believes by leveraging data new company can provide better rates than most legacy carriers on emerging vehicle type.

SmartMiles expansion to its existing SmartRide usage-based insurance program targets low-mileage drivers.

Auto Club South Insurance Company taps The Floow to power smartphone-based telematics program.

Five steps carriers can take to modernize their processes while retaining the human and emotional touch of the business line.

Some of the company's new lines of business may actively dissuade people from calling one of its cars.

LexisNexis survey provides ideas for carriers to be less overwhelmed by the journey ahead.

Telehealth acquisition, expansion into electronic medical records and hospital supply chain disruption are contributing factors, one industry insider says.

NTSB officials say accidents can be reduced by targeting many of the same areas insurers are attempting to disincentivize with digital solutions.

Recently minted VP of product innovation Abel Travis outlines carrier’s approach to integrating insurtechs.

Emerging ownership models require rethinking the insurance product, says Allstate subsidiary.

Three healthcare plans in Tennessee have joined an effort to improve the accuracy of provider data submitted to insurers.

Innovation and digital transformation are top-of-mind for these lines of business this year, according to SMA research.

Insurers will work with IBM and other health stakeholders to improve data sharing and payment processing.

Aggregator had been focused on life insurance, but added personal auto and home with staff additions and data mastery.

The luxury-car manufacturer says the program is ideal for its customer base, which tends to drive less than the average.

Goal is to use more third-party data to make it easier to sell BOP to more categories of small businesses.

Originally planning a limited rollout last year, the life insurer will go live with four lines this month.

The company has partnered with several vendors to build an ecosystem that addresses claims proactively and quickly.

Cambridge Mobile Telematics will use the money to accelerate its DriveWell platform used by insurers and others to measure driving risk.

Insurtech's technology will power smartphone-based telematics initiative to help score oil and gas drivers.