Insurance

A spike in insurance technology M&A is being reflected across the software industry, and many expect more deals to come.

The hire comes a week after the company hired a new CISO as well.

The move marks an evolution for robo-advisers as they add more services in an attempt to win high net worth individuals and compete against traditional asset managers

The National Flood Insurance Program will use Marsh' Torrent Technologies to underpin its policy issuance and claims.

A major benefit of moving away from legacy processes is the ability to cover more risks for more people.

The insurer selects Duck Creek's cloud for core software to replace its legacy policy, billing and claims systems.

The transaction would violate antitrust laws by reducing competition among insurers and force seniors to pay higher premiums for Medicare, U.S. district judge rules.

Getting to insurance digital excellence requires new ways of thinking as much as new technology.

ABI Research forecasts body-worn devices will surge from 20 million to more than 116 million by 2021.

Consumers who acquire a Nationwide policy can buy and pay for it entirely on Sure's platform.

The reinsurer will begin integration of Guidewire’s InsuranceSuite software in its home state of Iowa.

A recent study finds younger agents feel good about job security and their future economic prospects.

The carrier becomes the third insurer to partner with Amazon on its cloud-based virtual assistant device.

The self-service tool, "Kate", answers all questions relating to customers' policies by speaking to it directly.

The insurance giant adds services to its pay-per-mile and pay-as-you-drive telematics offerings.

The German automaker will put 40 of its 7 Series sedans on the road and train them to drive in urban areas.

Aided by artificial intelligence, tech giants are locked in a race for supremacy of digital home assistants.

The technology will support AMA’s current analytics strategies and complement its recent deployment of Guidewire InsuranceSuite.

The insurer will roll out Majesco's platform for its Group Membership Association Division, which serves more than 600 membership groups across North America.

The company is diversifying operations as the auto insurance industry faces disruption from driverless cars and ride-sharing services.