The initiative enables insurtechs based in the U.K. to enter the U.S. insurance market through regimented programs and networking opportunities.

Liberty Mutual, Lincoln Financial Group, New York Life and more appointments.

Jewelry insurtech adding a personal touch to D2C policy sales

Payments processor makes global scale possible for insurtechs

RGA decided to put ChatGPT to the test by posing three questions related to underwriting and the future of life insurance. The answers from ChatGPT are entirely AI-generated.

Water leak and freeze sensors designed by the insurer's IoT subsidiary, Meshify, will connect through the shared network.

Customizable cloud solution improves algorithmic risk assessments

Rising repair costs and lack of insurance education contribute to coverage gaps.

At the heart of the industry's self-billing challenges is data — how it's stored, how it moves between partners, how it's cleaned for use.

The main opportunity comes from the ability to optimize workflows and offer better pricing models.

Growing up surrounded by search technologies, online shopping, and mobile apps means that these digital natives have come to expect speed and efficiency.

One area that has progressed by leaps and bounds is new user interaction technologies like messaging, chatbots and real-time video chats.

The digital life insurer offers simplified solutions and processes that remove the confusion from buying life insurance coverage.

As consumers continue to rely more on digital transactions, it will become increasingly important for incumbent insurance carriers to integrate new technologies.

Workers' comp insurance is a costly business, so it's no surprise that firms are constantly looking at new ways to make the workplace safer for their employees.

Vay is pitching "teledriving," which involving humans remote-controlling autos from physical steering stations miles away, as an intermediate step to full autonomy.

Gartner survey finds modernizing applications a great concern for carriers, along with data analytics.

Artificial intelligence is now at the point where it can code sophisticated custom malware, but cybersecurity pros see great potential for both attack and defense.

More than two-thirds of 292 respondents, predominantly in the financial sector, didn't view their own jobs as being at risk any time soon.

Companies that resisted remote work and e-commerce fell behind. The same dynamic is playing out now in the metaverse.