Homeowners insurance

Low satisfaction with the category provides an opening for insurtechs, says J.D. Power & Associates.

Geospatial data company Arturo has been incubated within AmFam and is working with external partners as well.

Swyfft and Sheltr's goal is to mitigate issues that drive claims.

Using Cape Analytics' Roof Condition Rating, CSAA can detect missing shingles, tarps and discoloration.

By redefining customer engagement through proactive risk mitigation, the home insurance insurtech’s leadership believes the industry is ready for a change.

Digital Insurance catches up with some insurance market share leaders to identify the digital initiatives that are components of their success.

Neptune's API will be incorporated into Hippo's distribution process with the goal of getting customers more affordable flood insurance.

Aggregator had been focused on life insurance, but added personal auto and home with staff additions and data mastery.

Company's suite of products requires landlord buy-in, so it's launching a new website to target these stakeholders.

A diverse range of carriers including Travelers and Chubb are deploying internet of things devices to aid customers in several business lines.

Discounts on kits to connect a home are expanded to 15 total states.

AIG bolstered its wildfire protection unit after last year’s fires and has seen increased demand from homeowners in its Private Client Group.

The big-data driven home insurance company is looking to be available nationwide by the end of next year.

The insurer is launching a storefront on the e-commerce site and incentivizing policyholders to buy connected devices.

Insurers see smart home tech as an opportunity to deepen their relationships with customers, while improving coverage options and underwriting.

Companywill be allowed to fly long distances and over populated areas across four states after getting FAA waiver.

One in five home insurance customers do not bundle their auto policy, representing a growth opportunity for carriers.

With reports that the online giant is making overtures to the industry, J.D. Power finds one in five customers ready to buy from it.

Traditional carriers can benefit from Amazon's entry in helping them compete with digitally native startups.

The insurer is looking to strengthen its digital presence to meet changing consumer preferences.