Insurance

Smart home technology adoption is especially prevalent among Gen Z and Millennials, according to the 2025 Homeowners Report.

AI-powered risk assessment is helping insurers move from reactive to predictive.

Road rage and speeding are the most common bad driving habits, according to a survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report.

Executives from Markel and CSAA spoke about applying the technology to analyze demand filings and the risks of settling or litigating.

The integration of AI into the workers' comp space begins by making it predictive, prescriptive and focusing on the use of Agentic AI.

Kin, a direct-to-consumer insurance provider, has started a mortgage broker in Florida which also takes loan applications through a call center or online.

UnitedHealth Group Inc. is testing a new system to streamline how medical claims are processed.

Hampered by a lack of institutional authority, the Illinois Department of Insurance goes to court to compel State Farm to provide property insurance market data. The insurer says it has already given the regulator data to justify its recent rate increase.

Insights into agentic AI, underwriting trends, insurtech predictions, and more from sessions held at InsurTech Connect 2025 Las Vegas.

AI delivers value by parsing more information from broker submissions and gathering more data points.

Consumer-facing applications like chatbots and personalized product recommendations make interactions faster, more tailored and more transparent.

Automation and AI offer ways to tailor the shopping and management experience, but the digital interaction must be balanced with human support.

Stand Insurance has raised $35 million in a Series B funding round to expand its artificial intelligence-powered coverage for homeowners.

Jay Koh, a private equity veteran and former Carlyle Group Inc. executive, says investors should be paying a lot more attention to the new economy forming around extreme weather.

AI is transforming every aspect of insurance from claims to underwriting, allowing carriers to personalize policies to customers' needs.

Preliminary insured losses for the first nine months of 2025 already stand at about $105 billion, according to a report Wednesday by Gallagher Re.

Illinois sued State Farm Fire and Casualty Insurance Co. to force it to provide information for an investigation into the company's rapidly rising premiums for homeowners.

Andy Moss, CEO of SEND, looks at the evolving role of AI in the insurance industry and the future of the insurtech landscape.

Several insurance and wildfire-related bills were signed into law October 10, including authorization for bonds to finance California's insurer of last resort.

Insurers getting proactive about climate risks are finding that excess and surplus lines are a vehicle for innovation in coverage.