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Innovation: Why Carriers Shouldn’t Try to Keep Up With the Joneses
Innovation has been generating much attention lately due to the explosive growth of AI, even though the concept of innovation has existed ever since cavemen learned how to rub two sticks together to ...
Carrier Technology, Logistics Aid LA Wildfire Response
Earlier this year, as residents were evacuated due to wildfires fueled by Santa Ana winds in drought-ravaged parts of Southern California, commercial and personal lines carriers mobilized office and ...
Insuring Emerging Risks in Era of Rapid Technological Change
The casualty insurance industry is currently facing an almost unprecedented number of large litigations that could drive insured losses into the tens of billions of dollars: glyphosate, PFAS, ...
AIG: Turning One Human Underwriter Into Five, ‘Turbocharging’ E&S
Some property/casualty insurers talk about experimenting with artificial intelligence to automate call center responses and back-office operations. But that's not the road to turbocharging growth ...
Keeping Humanity Alive in Tech-Forward Insurance Teams
As insurance leaders gain a better handle on the challenges of embracing technology, another challenge is emerging: making sure technology doesn't replace humanity in team building. "The biggest ...
No Escape From Tariffs — Not Even for D&O Liability Insurers
While property/casualty insurance executives are largely focused on the impacts of tariffs on short-tail lines like personal auto and property, investment market jitters over global trade wars could ...
Beyond Automation: How GenAI Informs Next Best Action in P/C Insurance Claims and Underwriting
The insurance industry is increasingly adopting AI to streamline operations, automate tasks and improve customer experiences. But while AI automation, in particular, has become a standard assistive ...
InsurTech Profile: Tech Innovation Guides Work at Turvi
Maybe it had something to do with being a kid when the first "Star Wars" movie was released. Or maybe it was that sense of satisfaction from writing a line of code on an Apple II and watching the ...