Insurtech

The AI-first digital engineering company helps enterprise customers navigate digital transformation, with solutions like agentic AI workflows and TSaaS.

Gen AI can help policyholders and adjusters better understand the complexities of claims coverage.

Hi Marley has a mission to empower the insurance industry to communicate simply and build trust.

Use cases for artificial intelligence in insurance are continuing to grow, ranging from interpreting aerial imagery to customer support.

Policyholders and claimants expect the payment process to be an easy and transparent aspect of the claim process.

The top 12 insurtech investors of Q1 invested in 30 companies.

Life insurance companies concerned about digital customer experience, according to research from Equisoft in collaboration with the Life Insurers Council

Venture capital firms and insurers, led by Adams Street Partners, raised $162 million for the life insurance technology company.

The three largest deals had an average round amount of $101 million.

Travelers Canada acquired by Definity for $2.4 billion and Nearmap to acquire itel, plus more insurtech news.

Insurance carriers can increase success by strengthening partnerships with agencies.

A recent Digital Insurance survey found that boosting workplace efficiency and customer experiences were a handful of goals for artificial intelligence use.

Slide Insurance, underwriter of single-family home and condominium policies in Florida and South Carolina, reported net income of $92.5 million

AI is making insurance more intuitive, personalized, and accessible for today's diverse small business models.

For carriers serving high-risk drivers, speed, accuracy, and trust are not just nice to have — they are business-critical.

Managing general agents are using speed and flexibility in underwriting to meet changing market demands.

U.S. and global insurance regulators have been paying more attention to AI operations. Insurers are advised to watch how they use AI for pricing and guard against bias.

Insurance companies should be transparent about AI models and their data processing, industry advisors said.

Insurers must monitor state and federal regulations closely because they are constantly changing.