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Carriers have different measures of success when working with startups, ranging from introducing staff to new technologies to forming strategic partnerships for financial return, according to Novarica.

Slice will develop technology platform to service and process insurance products for on-demand economy.

The London-based insurer will deploy TigerRisk Partners' analytics capabilities as it enters the property reinsurance business.

The life insurer attempts to provide customers with a more convenient way to enroll and manage their policies online.

Michael Lewis has also worked at Bank of America and Lloyds.

NFFG's new site allows customers to research, compare and buy life coverage on their phones.

The insurer appoints its first global head of M&A from AIG to lead investment efforts.

After a five-year high, a recently released J.D. Power study finds overall satisfaction with auto insurers has significantly dropped.

Two factors driving the wearables market forward are cellular connectivity and applications, IDC research finds.

The P&C insurer adds to its implementation of Guidewire's core systems suite.

The company already has been narrowing its network of doctors and hospitals in New York, and the clinic could give it more control over the care its members receive.

SE², a life and annuity third-party administrator, expects easier automation and better data quality.

Allianz’s recent implementation of a blockchain-based CAT bond shows how the technology can build trust and accountability in an existing marketplace.

Startups accepted into Plug and Play’s accelerator program receive the opportunity to pitch in front of Silicon Valley's biggest investors.

Dawid Glawdzin will serve as director of operations for the insurance tech startup.

The predominant approach will be one in which startups coexist with, not replace, insurers.

While not an insurance provider, League Inc. connects customers, employees and a broad array of carriers through its app.

With the move, Merchants eliminates its previous document generation process, which relied heavily on IT for coding and programming templates.

The cloud-based platform will manage AmFed's homeowners, dwelling and workers compensation products.

Merchants is working with the printing provider for the first time while Homesite extends relationship.