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A tanker bound for Sri Lanka hit a pylon on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing it to collapse in seconds. What are the insurance implications?

Insured losses from natural catastrophes have been on a slow and steady rise.

The move comes just nine months after State Farm announced plans to stop issuing new coverage in the most populous US state.

Recent Arizent research shows insurance organizations may be more familiar with artificial intelligence than other industries.

This will be the first spring outlook since 2021 where there are no communities at risk of significant flooding, according to climate forecasters.

Strong data and resilience are key to scaling the renewable energy sources needed to combat climate change.

The jury is still out on whether the California insurance regulator's plan to let insurers use catastrophe modeling for rates will make wildfire loss coverage more widely available.

In partnership with the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), Lloyd's will run parametric insurance training workshops in Papua New Guinea and Fiji.

AI can automate large data sets, saving time, but incorrect assumptions can result in bad decisions.

The insurtech targets underwriting efficiency and accuracy through generative AI-powered tools.

The right data and tech means that insurance providers have more time and resources to focus on their customers.

The executive liability market has seen huge swings in premiums, making it hard for brokers to identify risks and find the best options for insurance.

The last in a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" explores what technology advances could mean for insurers' claims and underwriting functions.

Innovations in technology are utilizing data so carriers can predict risks and personalize coverage for customers.

Allison Arzeno of Assurance IQ A shares how GenAI is affecting the insurance process, and discusses job opportunities in the industry and the increased role of technology.

Second in a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" covers what benefits are possible, where to find them and when to expect progress.

Job hunters are becoming increasingly astute and look for specific 'red flags' during the interview that may indicate a position is not for them.

This first part of a three-part series on the meaning and future of "Insurtech 2.0" considers how this buzzword is defined and the evolution of technology in the insurance industry that it represents.

As insurance rates rise, companies must manage auto-related expenditures to keep commercial coverage costs in check and manage compliance.