Insurers Race to the Starting Line in the Dawn of the AI Decision Era
Embracing artificial intelligence in insurance is a race, but one that experts describe as a race to the starting rather than the finish line.
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What to Know About Construction and Environmental Liability
How do per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) impact the environmental liability market in construction, or do they? Do all contractors need environmental liability coverage? And if so, how can ...
Is Bad Network Performance Impacting Your Claims Experience?
When insurance customers call to file a claim after a car crash or natural disaster, they expect answers—not a dropped call or buggy application. But IT performance ...
What to Watch: The Trends for P/C Insurance in 2025 So Far
As we reach the midpoint of 2025, now is a perfect time to reflect on some of the key trends that have defined the first half of the year while also looking ahead at what ...
Claims Against Insurance Companies: How to Avoid Bad Faith Setups
Insurance companies are in the business of providing important financial and logistical assistance when customers experience some kind of event or incident covered by a policy. Those things—often ...
Transforming CAT Modeling With AI: A Framework for Insurers
Insurers are fundamentally transforming catastrophe (CAT) modeling approaches with artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and advanced climate data ...
Construction Sector: Data Centers Help Power Optimism Despite Uncertainty Over Economy
Construction insurance specialists cite a number of factors in describing the 2025 construction industry as a market in transition. There is uncertainty about the year's economic outlook, potential ...
Solving the Claims Puzzle: How Insurers Are Automating One Process at a Time
The insurance industry continues to grapple with the twin pressures of claims inflation and natural catastrophes. While premium increases have helped offset some of these ...
