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Organizations have made it a high priority to better manage their data and keep it secure. And in 2020, many will be spending more on IT to meet these goals.

Managing partner Martha Notaras, late of XL, discusses the new entrant’s outlook on the sector.

Business and IT professionals think the CDO role is becoming ever more relevant, demonstrating a clear mandate for the CDO to accomplish his or her digital objectives.

Richard White joins the insurer from the Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y.

Insurers see the highest potential in machine learning, robotic process automation (RPA), and technologies to analyze unstructured data.

With two tracks and $300,000 in prizes for six winning teams, selected companies will have the opportunity to pitch at the InsurTechNY Spring Conference on March 19.

With prior authorization posing a significant pain point for providers, several health insurers and the organization representing them are starting an initiative to improve the process.

Data mining can help enterprises identify anomalies, patterns, and correlations within large unstructured data sets to predict business outcomes.

Infusion comes a year after $43 million Series B.

Brexit, climate change, an economic slowdown and technology are among the factors that could have the greatest impact on jobs in the 2020s, a new study says.

Razer is looking to tap into its user base that is largely underserved by traditional financial companies.

While there's still slightly less action in this space, big bets are on the rise

A look at who broke through in P&C insurance during a big year for insurtech.

Artificial intelligence will shape the technology landscape of the 2020s, but unintended consequences pose big risks, according to a new report from ISACA.

Western Mutual Insurance Group has signed on with Cape Analytics with a goal of improving underwriting, risk selection and customer experience.

The insurer will still sell policies over the internet as it phases out the Esurance name next year and reworks how consumers are directed to its web-based platforms and agencies.

But many insurers are putting all their investment “eggs” into few baskets and ignoring – or at best shortchanging – other opportunities.

Heading into the New Year, many enterprises are looking at how AI and data analytics can drive their digital transformation journeys.

Huckleberry, online insurance purchasing and management platform for small businesses, will use its $18 million Series A funding to build out its paperless platform, says CEO Bryan O’Connell.

The deal announced Wednesday: a $6.3 billion acquisition of a segment that sells life and disability insurance.