Digital Insurance tracks the many factors affecting the use of aerial imagery in the insurance industry. These are our top stories on the subject from 2026

Tech executives share how the resource allows them to cover properties that were previously excluded.

New research reveals severe storm effects such as hail, tornadoes and wind have reached $208 billion in global insured losses between 2023 and 2025.

A group of senior lenders to Solera Holdings Inc., including Apollo Global Management Inc. and Pacific Investment Management Co., has tapped a legal adviser ahead of the software company's debt maturing in 2028, according to people familiar with the situation.

Society of Actuaries appoints new CEO and Delos expands coverage, plus more insurtech news.

Galina Kho, Cyberbay's chief strategy officer, shared insights into the company and the technology it uses.

The gap between AI ambition and IT reality isn't just a technology problem.

Sarah Kim, a partner at Centana Growth Partners, shares her thoughts on insurtech funding.

Insurers can empower data and risk management by leveraging advanced algorithms for compliance and insights.

Ryan Bank of Vexcel shares how AI is fine-tuning image searches to identify specific risks or features that could affect underwriting and claims for insurers.

The economics of risk are being reshaped not by frequency trends, but by the volatility and operational drag embedded in complex insurance claims.

Regulators from 12 states will conduct questionnaires with insurers, seeking insights into their use of AI, over the next six months. The results will be used to adjust the questionnaire before it is formally adopted.

In today's volatile insurance environment, AI agents can help insurers manage a wide range of transactions autonomously with speed and consistency.

The shift from transactional relationships to experience-driven engagement models is becoming a defining characteristic of successful P&C insurers.

Carriers have been collecting vast amounts of data for years, but transforming it into actionable insights has been challenging, until the advent of AI.

Daniel Herrington, chief AI officer at The Zebra, explains how this new role helps insurers integrate AI across their processes and departments.

Using AI to identify property risks solely from aerial images is not foolproof, experts say.

Analysis from AAA and Cambridge Mobile Telematics show higher speeding and distracted driving during the last two weeks of March.

Life insurance leaders are moving from digital transformation as a vague goal to more specific tech priorities.

Beazley acquires kWh Analytics and Aon names North America CEO, plus more insurtech news.