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Where Property Insurance Buyers Are Headed: A Paradigm Shift
Rising commercial property insurance costs have gotten the attention of executives across a broad cross-section of corporate America. Aon, a leading broker of commercial insurance, reports that ...
Riding the Wave of InsurTech 3.0: What It Takes to Not Just Survive, But Thrive
As the InsurTech industry approaches the next wave of innovation, experts say this could mean navigating rough waters.
"I believe what you're going to see is that you're ...
Insurers: Hire More Trial Lawyers Now!
As the pandemic continues to wind down, and with jurors finally starting to return to large metropolitan courthouses across the country, it is becoming increasingly clear that insurance carriers are ...
How Telematics-Driven Context Can Help Price Insurance and Reduce Auto Crash Risk
Insurance pricing is an imperfect process. It's been gradually refined over countless iterations of product revisions through hundreds of thousands of regulatory filings. Insurers have used different ...
Are APIs the Golden Ticket to Seamless Connectivity in Insurance?
The agent portal used to be the epitome of a great tech-enabled relationship between carriers and agents. But then things started to change. Customers are looking for a more seamless experience, and ...
The Insurance Data War: How Old and New School Can Live in Harmony
Old school vs. new school. Every so often, a debate echoes down the corridor of time as the disrupters of the status quo burst on the scene with novel ways of doing things, while the established ...
How Insurers Can Fire Up Their Innovation Engines: 5 Steps
While the insurance industry as a whole has delivered pockets of innovation, such as cyber insurance and digital distribution, few carriers do so consistently. This is part of the reason the sector ...
Capacity Crunch in Cyber Expected to Continue, Says CyberCube’s Baker
Cyber insurance is experiencing a capacity crunch right now, and although that is expected to continue through at least the end of the year, it's not all bad news, according to Brittany Baker, senior ...