Insurtech

How can companies compete for the best hires?

New insurance intelligence tools and platforms aren't replacing agents—they're empowering them.

Construction projects are full of risks and the use of Internet of Things technology can identify problems before they become costly delays.

There were about 60 funding events in the insurtech sector in May, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

Including AI as part of a training program can create a more personalized learning experience.

Zurich partners with Quantee; Munich Re partners with MAPTYCS and other insurtech news.

Hurricane season has become more active due to climate change, leading to more damage — and more insurance claims. Here is how the industry is responding.

The digital payments network serving insurers' claims and premium payments saves carriers operations costs and expedites claim payouts.

Sarah Tomaro is director, operations analysis and reporting at Openly.

Data fraud, questionable accounting practices and intensified catastrophes are just some of the issues that have battered the voluntary carbon market.

The home inventory data management platform has added features plus enhanced AI capability to detect items and compile information automatically.

Lauren McKinzie is the operations manager, channel partnerships for Obie Insurance.

Jess Keaney, chief product & technology officer of Duck Creek, discusses how technology is making the insurance process more transparent and even more empathetic for policyholders

Michelle McLaughlin, executive vice president, middle market, and chief underwriting officer at Chub, heads a 60-person team underwriting for $6 billion in premiums.

Highlighting what technology tools insurers are using to better understand the risks associated with the climate crisis.

Electric vehicles have less data available and higher repair costs.

By leading with a human-centric model and weaving in technological advancements to improve the process, you're setting yourself up for success.

What began out of frustration with waiting to be verified to buy a car turned into an insurtech startup that now serves most of the U.S. for both auto and home insurance verification.

Peter Diamandis opened this year's RISKWORLD event with a keynote address that identified four mega-trends impacting insurance over the next six years.

The risk of state-sponsored cyberattacks and new legislation are changing the cyber risk landscape.