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The winner, Manasa Ramaka, a University of Connecticut graduate, shares how she used LLMs in her approach to pet insurance data standardization.

It's important that managing data enables speed, accountability, and trust at scale.

A California realtors group reportedly pressured the real estate site to stop displaying climate risk scores for homes. The private provider of the scores defended the quality of its models and ratings, while consumer advocates called for standardized, publicly available climate risk data about homes for buyers.

A paper published Tuesday in the Journal of Catastrophe Risk and Resilience estimates that Risk Rating 2.0, FEMA's 2021 update, resulted in up to 13% of those facing the highest premium increases dropping their policies.

A better approach is to offer communication options intentionally, not reactively.

Speaker Mike Johnson will block a push by moderate House Republicans for a vote on renewing expiring Obamacare subsidies.

The 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership Lifetime Award honoree values authenticity, confidence and vision in her teams, while encouraging leadership and accountability.

What's ahead for auto insurance in 2026.

WIL 2025 honoree believes knowing the insurance products is a good foundation for leading her team in its work on the insurer's Marketplace platform.

Craig Kurtzweil, chief data and analytics officer for UnitedHealthcare's commercial business, shared insights related to how the company is deploying technology.

Nationwide announced Michael Carrel as its chief technology officer.

The new solution includes reimbursement opportunities as well as access to personal coaching if employees are victims of fraud.

Organization of state regulators, criticized for lack of disclosure of its previous collected data, promises to gather new information on losses, claims payments, policy premiums and mitigation discounts.

2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree Sarah Griffin, is SVP, product & underwriting at Nationwide.

Parametric providers can notify policyholders when an event triggers a claim, which can then be processed in days, helping customers get back to business more quickly.

As more insurers tie credits to connected technologies, monitoring will become a basic expectation rather than an added feature.

The changing climate is increasing insurance rates for residents and cities and lowering property values in areas that face more frequent and intense disasters.

Successful leadership requires authenticity, accountability and the willingness to go pursue new opportunities when they arise.

The adoption of AI requires buy-in from all departments and levels, and is a tool that can help insurers manage vast amounts of data more effectively.

Linda Fallon is a 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree, she is division president, consumer.