Insurtech

Chloé Paillot, chief transaction actuary at Enstar, leads the team that evaluates client transactions in the legacy space, a specialty that gets rid of risky businesses for insurers and insurtechs through facilitating capital, offloading risk and finding reinsurance.

Former astronaut Scott Kelly discussed the importance of teamwork and continuing to strive to do the impossible.

Prudential-backed start-up uses AI technology to advise life insurance clients about medical care costs, addressing "sandwich" generation concerns.

Embedded insurance provides a seamless integration of coverage, but legacy systems can make adoption harder for some carriers.

There were about 58 funding events in the insurtech sector in September, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

The three largest unicorns had an average valuation of more than $9 billion, according to CB Insights.

AI-based customer service technology company provides insurers with more sophisticated assessment of claimants needs and how to serve them.

As carriers get more experience with implementing new AI technology, they are becoming proactive about meeting regulation and ethics standards before outside forces impose them.

In this compilation of top matters affecting the insurance landscape, Nationwide and other insurance agencies further explore artificial intelligence, and experts offer tips on preparing for hurricane season and more.

Startup launched in 2023 with Loss Scan, an AI-based product that organizes and presents loss run data, helping agents and carriers identify insureds with risks they can cover.