Self-service inspections for QBE, new owner for Majesco, health insurtech exits stealth.

The large raises of insurtechs that closed out the 2010s aren’t likely to issue in a new decade of pure-play dominance or signal the demise of legacy insurers.

The insurance provider is expanding its efforts to provide users with a digital first healthcare experience.

Insurtech has more to partner on than compete on, and we all have a greater chance of success when we find ways to work together.

The coronavirus outbreak is impacting the cyber risk landscape, with reports of maritime and offshore energy companies having faced a 400% increase in attempted cyber-attacks since the pandemic began.

Toronto-based company recently raised $3.5 million in seed funding for commercial insurance platform.

The new product operates in largely the same way as the company's signature offerings.

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The focus of investment is going to transition in a way that reflects a new phase of development for the insurtech space.

When coronavirus began causing many small businesses to view annual liability policies as burdensome, Hiscox hatched the distribution pilot idea to gauge appetite for short-term coverage.

The data types that firms perceive as adding the most value to the business include pre-fill data from third-party vendors, images from cameras and smartphones, PDFs of all sorts of data, and customer segmentation.

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The sharing economy and pandemic-reduced driving volume are raising consumer interest in UBI.

Computer vision helps us turn the vast amount of geospatial imagery generated by satellite, reconnaissance planes, and drones into geospatial intelligence to be used in risk assessment, loss prevention, risk management, and product innovation.

Partnership with HSB helping in de-risking expensive collections.

Company partnered with Assurant Life to launch product targeting freelancers and gig-economy workers.

Shares of the company opened at $50.06 and rose as high as $53.96 in New York trading Thursday.

How drivers' data can help them save on fuel, a new texting partner for Guidwire, and more.

Start-ups and other companies have been working to develop tech innovations addressing extreme-weather disasters.

Brighthouse SimplySelect is currently being sold exclusively on the Policygenius platform using a hybrid online and agent-enabled model.