Real-Time Data and Mitigation: How Tokio Marine Is Changing Risky Behaviors
In our ever more interconnected world—from vehicles to manufacturers to health care to the power grid—solutions to avoid risk are becoming more common.
Telematics insurance has traversed more than two decades, cycling through phases of curiosity, dedication and subsequent disappointment. Only recently has the U.S. auto ...
Nationwide Insurance: Using a Decade of Learnings to Create Next-Generation Telematics Solutions
Creating the Tipping Point for Insurance IoT: How HSB and Its Partners Are Creating a Playbook for the Future
Over the past several years, the property/casualty insurance industry's use of Internet of Things (IoT) has significantly accelerated. Beyond auto telematics, P/C ...
The State Farm Vision: Ecosystem Capabilities for the Insurer of the Future
A century-old insurer is evolving to help people manage the risks of everyday life, recover from the unexpected and realize their dreams in an increasingly hyperconnected ...
AI: The Claims Industry’s Biggest Challenge and Opportunity for 2024
The claims industry is navigating a lot of change right now in the face of inflation, growing climate volatility and an ongoing talent shortage, but of all the disruptive ...
Insurers Prioritizing Profit Over Growth: Exec Survey
Nearly half of 400 insurance executives responding to a recent survey said their current priorities center on improving profitability rather than growing their businesses. Forty-eight percent of ...
Executive Viewpoint: How to Incorporate AI Into Core Insurance Systems
It is easy to get excited about what artificial intelligence (AI) offers the insurance industry. It has been a bright, shiny object on and off for a few decades now. This ...
How a Regional Carrier Protects Against a $60B California Cat Event
While two dozen interested parties spoke at a recent California Department of Insurance workshop on the use of catastrophe modeling in pricing, offering predictable messages supporting carrier, ...
California’s Next Steps: Picking the Right Cat Models and Staffing Up
Is $11 million too much to pay for a public catastrophe model? Does the California Department of Insurance have to hire a new contingent of specialists to understand private models, if those are ...