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Recognized as one of the leading global insurtechs of 2024, KYND helps demystify complex cyber risk analysis.

Digital Insurance reached to insurance agents to ask about what AI tools they're using.

In a landmark decision earlier this year, the Supreme Court addressed the valuation of shares in closely held corporations for federal tax purposes.

A Billings, Montana-based First Interstate Bank agreed to a five-figure penalty to resolve charges it engaged in National Flood Insurance Act violations.

Insurers are turning to new technologies and services to make cyber resilience part of their cyber insurance program.

The benefits of adopting a commercial lines quoting solution to simplify the quoting process.

New York's insurance regulator issued a damning report laying out the severe financial condition of the city's largest insurer of taxis and for-hire vehicles, as well as dozens of potential financial improprieties and accounting problems.

But the purchase business that brings in three times the fee size as refinancings will be the driver of the improvement for the publicly traded title underwriters.

A Nationwide survey suggests independent insurance agents are embracing artificial intelligence to enhance customer experience.

Practical strategies for insurers to overcome the challenges of legacy systems and infrastructures.

As the planet warms and more natural disasters occur, insurers are facing an increasingly difficult time.

Captive insurance, where companies create their own coverage vehicles, is on the rise, according to insurance broker Aon Plc.

American Transit, also known as ATIC, insures roughly 60% of New York City's more than 117,000 commercial taxis, livery cabs, black cars and rideshare vehicles.

The Toronto-based embedded insurance platform startup aims to make the distribution format more profitable for insurers and better at serving policyholders.

What can carriers do to improve their policyholders' FNOL experience?

A labor and employment attorney explains how gig worker classification will continue to be an issue for employers.

The annual loss could rise to $151 billion from the average annual loss of $106 billion reported over the past five years, according to the analysis by Verisk, a risk modeling firm.

Employers may want to consider alternatives that offer coverage that comes with a reduced financial impact on employees.

CAC Specialty's Michael Prindle, SVP and leader of complex property, shares his insights.

A bill would allow the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank to issue debt for California's FAIR Plan, its property insurer of last resort.