Insurance companies must take a fresh look at the billing and payments experience.

Belen Tokarski, president and chief operating officer of Mylo, believes in being direct and clear with colleagues at the brokerage insurtech, as the company grows.

Chubb launches AI embedded engine, Trucordia acquires 5 companies and more insurance news.

Kari Allen, vice president and head of sales for Insureon, is a 2025 Women in Insurance Leadership honoree.

A new report from Nordpass identifies the most commonly used personal and corporate passwords, and they're not that hard to figure out.

The Travelers Institute provided insights into the evolution of property insurance and how tech has impacted the industry, in a webinar held Nov. 12, 2025.

Collaboration is vital in technology adoption with IT providing the technical depth and infrastructure expertise, while operations defines the outcomes that matter.

Today's emerging technology trends have given way to a measured approach focused on compliance and sustainability.

Vendors should focus on integration, interoperability and reliability.

Insurance companies must rethink legacy processes and embrace technology.

Matthew Porcelli, a meteorologist at The Weather Company, shares information about how weather data is necessary for insurance companies to provide information to policyholders.

A rare thing is about to happen in the $55 billion market for catastrophe bonds: a trigger event will wipe out 100% of a bond's principal.

Hiscox's Underinsurance in Small Business Report suggests 77% of small businesses in the U.S. are underinsured.

Artificial intelligence is permeating the insurance ecosystem from different lines of coverage to jobs in carriers including sales, underwriting and claims.

Nationwide announced a $1.5 billion tech investment, Coalition acquired Wirespeed and more insurance news.

Life insurance should continue to evolve by adding flexibility, accessibility and immediate value.

Aaron Ammar, co-founder and chief insurance officer of Roamly, shared insights into the company.

Companies' use of AI is creating a variety of new risks, and their insurers may or may not have specific language in policies defining what is covered and what isn't.