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Agentic AI is emerging from pilot phases into real-world deployment

Mismanaging data and high costs are keeping carriers from benefitting from better claims handling, according to industry experts.

With rain continuing to fall, politicians are questioning whether federal, state and local officials were adequately prepared.

New technologies are helping carriers identify how vulnerable properties are to a wide variety of risks ranging from wildfires to wind, flooding and more.

The cost is down 16.5% from last year, according to The Insurance Information Institute.

The state forecasts eroding coastlines will endanger $18 billion of existing homes and commercial buildings in the coming decades.

Zurich Insurance Group AG agreed to buy BOXX Insurance Inc, a Canadian cyber risk management firm.

Contingency plans should address protecting documents, establishing communications and ensuring the security of physical office locations.

Starting a new enterprise is a challenge and here are five factors to consider as part of any start-up strategy.

Here are five questions for agents considering this transition.

After California's own insurer of last resort was held liable for smoke claims, and a probe of State Farm was launched, a new task force is ordered to set standards for smoke damage claims.

Climate risk models, which are widely used in the insurance industry, don't typically make detailed projections for extreme heat.

Brandon Ellison, Quility founder and CEO, shared about the company's origin.

While many firms have embraced AI in claims and risk scoring, forward-thinking organizations are now turning their attention to policy intelligence.

Nationwide's Sarah Jacobs shares how technology is changing the risk profiles for homeowners.

Shikha Khetrapal, formerly COO of Vantage Insurance Partners, an insurance industry investor, spoke with Digital Insurance about hurdles that large insurance companies, investors and private equity firms encounter when integrating their acquisitions in the industry.

Investment funds based on parametric insurance have the potential to beat cat bond returns, according to Rhodri Morris, a portfolio manager at Twelve Securis.

The chance at a piece of strong returns has encouraged investment banks, hedge funds and debt investors to vie for contracts to fund the litigation, according to people involved in transactions.

AITC co-founder Scott Harrison tells NAIC working group to avoid uncertain, imprecise definitions that could confuse compliance efforts.