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The Latest Launches From The Hartford, Roost and Buckle
The Hartford is working with Tractable on a claims process project involving artificial intelligence. Roost, a developer of home telematics for property insurance carriers, added a new service to its ...
Consumers Willing to Share Personal Data With Insurers Despite Data Security Concerns
If it means reduced premiums, consumers are willing to share their personal information with insurers but they question whether insurers can protect their data. The number of consumers willing to ...
The Latest Launches From Chubb and Branch Insurance
Chubb is marketing a new product designed to streamline absence management and workplace benefits for mid-size to large employers. Branch Insurance will link with ADT to offer ADT home security ...
Breaking The Silence: A Black InsurTech Founder’s Story
As the founder of a data and analytics InsurTech focused on the commercial auto insurance space, I knew fundraising would be a challenge. Commercial auto insurance has been unprofitable for years, ...
InsurTech in 2021: Embedding, ‘Digital Indigestion’ Recovery and More
Experts looking at the InsurTech sector for 2021 see both more of the same and new things ahead. Some predict more IPOs, M&A and partnerships. Others expect new InsurTech ideas to fully take ...
Insurance Today and Tomorrow: A Deep Dive Into RPA, AI and Blockchain
Carriers will find themselves facing another series of unprecedented challenges heading into 2021. S&P predicted in July that the U.S. P/C industry will see a 100.7 combined ratio in 2020, ...
Data Analytics Startup Confianza Makes Its Debut
Confianza has launched – a new data analytics company focused on smaller insurers. Two insurance industry veterans are behind the New Mexico company's launch. One co-founder – Jeffrey Glazer – ...
The Dos and Don’ts of Digital Transformation: A Guide for Insurance Companies
One year ago, as insurers looked toward the start of a new decade, the industry was beginning to hit its digital stride. Long seen as technological laggards, insurers ramped up their investments in ...