Property and casualty insurance

A conversation about where insurers are looking to prioritize transformation this year

Maine workers comp insurer invests in development of wearable tech that spots potential ergonomic issues.

The startup will use Lloyds' investment to develop new and existing products, including for vehicle manufacturers, financial institutions and rental-car companies.

Consumer telematics adoption, which includes programs often intended to provide discount offerings for drivers, was overall stagnant in 2022 after seeing some growth earlier in the year.

Staffing is the top priority for Plymouth Rock's claims department.

How remote work was scaled up at AmFam even before the pandemic.

Coupling AI with human associates to serve workers' compensation claims.

Digital Insurance spoke with three claims leaders about their plans to meet a challenging 2023 head-on.

The company was founded in 2016 and operated under the name Cloud to Street until rebranding on Thursday,

Branch Insurance CTO shares insights on standing out digitally.

Corporate Insight honored Lincoln Financial and Ladder as well.

Digitalization and new emerging technologies will continue to transform the insurance industry, company says.

Claims experts shared what they've seen work well in the past two years with Digital Insurance.

Reinsurers Swiss Re and Munich Re have reduced their capacity in Florida by as much as 80%.

The insurance industry is looking for the right standards and practices for the use of smart home devices in homeowners insurance.

A discussion of current issues in claims amid supply chain and staff crunches.

Massive job cuts at tech companies could make the insurer's hiring search easier, CFO says.

The rental market has been turbulent since the start of the pandemic.

The Boston-based firm is working with JPMorgan Chase & Co. on the potential sale.

In the short term, there are some digital capabilities that can be leverage to offer policyholders relief.