Digital Insurance spoke with Jonathan Collura, president and CEO of Specialty Risk RE, about how reinsurers could stabilize the home insurance market in areas affected by natural disasters.

Customers want more self-service options, requiring carriers to continue their focus on updating their technology options.

Ergo, the primary insurance business of Munich Re has announced the acquisition of Next Insurance for $2.6 billion.

The CEO of EXPLR discusses how helping students learn about diverse career pathways early on can prepare them for the professional world.

Compliance professionals working to prevent financial crimes are losing their faith in AI to solve more problems than it causes.

The future of insurance isn't about replacing people with machines, but enabling people and technology to collaborate effectively.

Ameritas, Prudential, and CoverWhale share insights into AI hiring strategies.

Digital Insurance spoke with Ron Gura, CEO of insurtech Empathy, about how life insurers can benefit by providing additional services to beneficiaries after the policy's benefits are collected.

Insurtech is allowing carriers and companies to promote safe driving practices and save time and money.

In the latest DigIn podcast, Brett Laker of Underwrite Me, discuses how AI is expediting many aspects of the life insurance underwriting process.

Brett Laker, head of North America for UnderwriteMe focuses on trends he's seeing for 2025 and how AI will empower underwriters with data for faster decision making.

As the number of underwriting rules increases, they create a maze of redundant and sometimes conflicting conditions.

There were about 50 funding events in the insurtech sector in February, according to a review by Digital Insurance.

HSB, a part of Munich Re, partners with Flume; Kin expands into California, plus more insurtech news.

In an effort to feature more insurtechs, Digital Insurance has modified the format of our Meet the insurtech series.

The Travelers Companies released its Q4 2024 Cyber Threat Report which highlights an increase in ransomware activity.

The global life insurer has made the technology available to its whole workforce, with a majority now using it in their work.

AI solutions must remain ethical, secure, and compliant with industry standards, exceeding regulatory requirements to maintain trust.

The insurtech enables brokers, insurers and reinsurers to optimize risk workflows by digitizing risk intake.

By prioritizing strategic technology investments, MGAs can ensure long-term success and continued growth in an ever-evolving market.