Embedded insurance

Embedded insurance enables insurers to engage with evolving markets and capture unique risk profiles.

The Toronto-based embedded insurance platform startup aims to make the distribution format more profitable for insurers and better at serving policyholders.

Embedded, parametric and usage-based insurance are creating more options for customers, carriers and agents.

The advantages and disadvantages of less traditional insurance models.

Embedded insurance is providing carriers with a range of practical coverage options for multiple risks.

Despite the differences between traditional and embedded insurance, Amy McNeece has found building relationships is still an essential part of her role.

Laws against inducements and referral fees are among the obstacles for carriers looking to distribute coverage by embedding it in other channels.

Insurers embedding coverage in other venues are finding the practice adds risks, and agents point to their value for interpreting coverage to policy buyers.

A partnership between life insurer and fintech have introduced an embedded micro life insurance product for underinsured individuals.

The rise of online shopping during the holidays increases the prevalence of unlicensed shipping insurance and merchants must ensure any coverage offered follows regulatory requirements.