A major stock investment in Acrisure weighed the numbers, however.

Outdoorsy had a problem: Its customers were taking more risk than necessary every time they lent out their vehicles.

If the insurance establishment thinks it can simply set the terms of its own innovation, it does so at its own peril.

Similar approaches to technology will help the companies offer a unified customer experience, according to executives for each.

Both interested parties and actively using parties have increased in volume.

Newly combined company boasts more than 20 clients among the top 25 U.S. insurance companies.

Brokerage plans to go full-stack following funding infusion.

More homes that had been excluded due to wildfire risk are insurable with more granular data, company says.

More than 97% of venture backing goes go white-owned startups. Firms like Mendoza Ventures, Chingona Ventures and MaC Venture Capital are stepping in to support underserved entrepreneurs.

Also: Chubb, Nationwide, and flood insurance.

Firms using the fintech will lose support on September 6.

Partnership allows connected-car owners to get Root usage-based insurance by using their car's data.

The insurer says the new offering will be distinct from its current SafePilot product.

Insurtech’s comparison platform will offer alternative carriers in places Nationwide doesn’t provide coverage.

Usage-based insurance has finally come of age in the US insurance sector.

The Consumer Federation of America advises insurers to take certain steps to ensure policyholders who opt for usage-based insurance are protected.

Despite decades of corporate talk and experimentation, digitization strategies remain largely piecemeal, unfocused, and ineffective. Is change finally coming?

Also: Mapfre pilots non-wearable tech to monitor elderly movements; Sure's property partnership.

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