Leadership & Strategy
Insurance Leaders Can Leverage AI to Become Industry Influencers
A group of insurance executives met recently for a company meeting. Following their discussions of sales and product development plans, they attended training to become ...
Insurance AI Pilots Without a Framework Are Risky Business
The insurance landscape is complex for many reasons. There are a multitude of products, riders and needs. Insurance is sold through four channels: company-tied agents (captive), multi-carrier brokers ...
On Innovation in Insurance
It is 1921 and the insurance industry looks quite different than it will in a century.
Automobile policies are bound annually, and ...
Thought Leadership in Insurance: Building Credibility Through Insights and Industry Commentary
The insurance industry stands at a crossroads. From emerging risks driven by climate change and cyber threats to regulatory shifts and technological disruption, professionals across the sector face ...
U.S. P/C Insurance Industry First-Half Underwriting Profit Triples
The U.S. property/casualty insurance industry recorded a net underwriting gain of $11.5 billion and net income of $49.1 billion for the first half of 2025, according to a new report. "The lack of any ...
Growing Cyber Risks Pressure Insurers to Standardize, Adapt
As cybersecurity threats become more pervasive and sophisticated, businesses are realizing the necessity of insuring against such risks. Nevertheless, the market is still evolving and grappling with ...
AI for Policy and Claims: Should Insurers Build or Buy?
More insurers are dipping their toes into the AI pool. In fact, 57 percent of insurance organizations think AI will be the most important technology over the next three years. But a lot of that ...
Small Biz Customers Rank Erie, Cincy, PHLY Top Insurers; Industry Scores Flat
According to the latest J.D. Power survey of small business insurance customers, overall satisfaction levels are about even with last year, but a lower percentage say they will definitely stay with ...

