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The Arizona-based insurtech startup has grown to serve over 30 states in five years with its platform that makes a variety of business insurance offerings available all in one place.

A byproduct of insurance modernization is the creation of increasingly complex tech stacks and application integration.

Artificial intelligence will create efficiencies that enable physicians to spend more time strategically thinking about their patients. But its benefits must be maximized for all.

From writing emails to data entry, new data from Tech.co reveals where hyper-intelligent tech is being the most helpful.

Clyde & Co. insurance industry M&A report shows a drop from 2022 to 2023, but a recent recovery that could power a rebound this year.

AI-specific use cases like preventing opioid misuse can lead to significant changes in workers' compensation claims.

A discussion focusing on the factors affecting auto insurance pricing and a look at how autonomous and electric vehicles are changing the insurance space.

Copilots can act as a chatbot, virtual assistant, search engine and productivity tool.

Digital Insurance reached out to insurance professionals to ask how they define a copilot.

A new report from Arizent's research team examines technology adoption and investment for insurers.

Extreme weather could aggravate growing property insurance pressures on governments.

Nationwide, Hiscox, Sedgwick and Grange, plus more career moves.

Hyperexponential recently received new venture capital funding, supporting its effort to modernize underwriting pricing tools and models.

Social engineering fraud is evolving, and scammers have improved how they manipulate human behavior.

Hiring planned for tech, underwriting and claim roles, according to the Semi-Annual U.S. Insurance Labor Market Study, conducted by The Jacobson Group and Aon.

These cyber threats will continue to evolve and pose risks for insurers and their policyholders.

The volume of active for-sale condo listings in the Sunshine State increased by 40% last month compared to a year earlier, Redfin said.

The strategy in question is tied to insurance-linked securities, which are dominated by catastrophe bonds (often dubbed cat bonds).

The conglomerate reported fourth-quarter operating earnings of $8.48 billion on Saturday, versus $6.63 billion for the same period a year earlier, helped by an increase in insurance underwriting earnings and investment income amid higher interest rates and milder weather.