Claims

As Hurricane Matthew rolls onto the southeastern coast of the U.S., insurance carriers are leveraging the increased connectivity of their customer base to get important information out.

Evacuations could push storm damage to $10 billion to $15 billion mainly in losses related to economic disruption.

Verisk Insurance Solutions joins Guidewire PartnerConnect and augments the software provider's policy admin system.

The surplus lines insurer has selected new software for Insurity and its subsidiary Oceanwide.

Analytics leaders at AXA, Gen Re, Sentry and more take the temperature of their efforts.

Guidewire ClaimCenter will replace the mutual insurer's previous third-party claims management system.

The pay-per-mile insurer has rolled out new claims and document management technology at the same time it announces acquisition and new funding round.

The European Insurer continues its longstanding relationship with the vendor.

The workers' compensation insurer found success with Valen Analytics software.

Health insurers should provide doctors with raw claims feeds and aggregated reports, industry group recommends.

The commercial insurer works with Fluttrbox to access a network of drone operators across the country.

The launch follows other insurers backing Trov's technology abroad.

The insurer deployed several drones as part of a test of the technology following a South Texas hailstorm.

The storm is forecast to hit northwest Florida, a region of the state with lower insured property value,

As Hurricane Harvey bears down on the Texas coast, a look back at other storms that put the industry to the test.

Thousands of would-be drone pilots are racing to get licensed under new U.S. regulations that have opened an aerial stampede.

The level of property and casualty cover taken out by Italians is among the lowest of the industrialized countries.

A hot market in insurance technology vendor M&A can be attributed to core systems players looking to branch out, experts say.

Scott St. John will lead the insurer's claims operations effective Aug. 22.

Low consumer adoption and a lack of data standards around smart devices mean home insurers are taking a slow approach to integrating the technology into their products.