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Coronavirus accelerated the life insurance business's digital adoption to meet the needs of a society steeped in social distancing, closed offices and working from home.

Some want to move away from profit sharing with insurer partners or backers, especially in personal lines with thin margins.

Self-service inspections for QBE, new owner for Majesco, health insurtech exits stealth.

The large raises of insurtechs that closed out the 2010s aren’t likely to issue in a new decade of pure-play dominance or signal the demise of legacy insurers.

The insurance provider is expanding its efforts to provide users with a digital first healthcare experience.

Insurtech has more to partner on than compete on, and we all have a greater chance of success when we find ways to work together.

The coronavirus outbreak is impacting the cyber risk landscape, with reports of maritime and offshore energy companies having faced a 400% increase in attempted cyber-attacks since the pandemic began.

Toronto-based company recently raised $3.5 million in seed funding for commercial insurance platform.

The decline in commuting will remove 14 million cars from U.S. roads, the KPMG study forecasts.

You can think of it as two new endorsements that wrap around the traditional workers compensation coverage.

The new product operates in largely the same way as the company's signature offerings.

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The focus of investment is going to transition in a way that reflects a new phase of development for the insurtech space.

The retail giant is looking to hire Medicare insurance agents to get the new venture off the ground.

When coronavirus began causing many small businesses to view annual liability policies as burdensome, Hiscox hatched the distribution pilot idea to gauge appetite for short-term coverage.

Many insurers miss out on the full benefits of transformation programs for key reasons.

Agents who aim to become a true “digital powerhouse” should focus their attention in two key areas: digital marketing and streamlined self-service.

The data types that firms perceive as adding the most value to the business include pre-fill data from third-party vendors, images from cameras and smartphones, PDFs of all sorts of data, and customer segmentation.

People buy insurance for peace of mind, and there are steps insurers can take to help further ease customers’ minds during this difficult time.

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