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As risks grow in complexity and frequency, reinsurers must move from hindsight to foresight.

Insurers are embracing strategies that can both predict and prevent loss before it occurs.

The following stories and InsureThink opinion articles are a part of a series on how AI is being deployed in claims.

Digital transformation is streamlining operations and enhancing customer experiences.

IoT devices are generating real-time data insurers can harness to assess risk more accurately.

IoT technology is changing the face of home-based risks, allowing carriers to be proactive instead of just reactive.

HSB, a part of Munich Re, partners with Flume; Kin expands into California, plus more insurtech news.

More policyholders are willing to share personal data if it lowers their insurance rates.

Digital Insurance gathered comments from insurance professionals about what's ahead.

A new study from Asurion Europe examines the impediments to the adoption of smart home technology.

Nationwide partners with Phyn to expand IoT programs and more insurtech news.

Digital Insurance contacted insurance professionals to comment on what they see for insurtech in 2025.

While insurers can't rebuild the grid, they are uniquely positioned to play an important role in mitigating these risks.

Sertis, a MGA in the multi-family insurance market, uses a proprietary risk assessment technology.

Internet of Things devices can provide peace of mind for homeowners, but they can also create unexpected risks.

Insurance companies can provide peace of mind and budget relief through innovating on how they partner with their customers to provide services and by leveraging advanced technology solutions.

AI and machine learning make it easier and more effective for disability insurance customers to engage digitally.

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

Bob Marshall, CEO of Whisker Labs, the makers of Ting talks to Digital Insurance about smart home technology.

Travelers, Nationwide and Aon lead a collection of new partnerships and acquisitions that will leverage tech to attract customers.