Viewpoints
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): Wunderite
There is a good reason that Peter MacDonald, CEO and Co-Founder of Wunderite believes in the independent agent value chain. He lived in their world for almost a decade. "I would meet with my clients ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): Tarmika
Rejecting the term "InsurTech" as a descriptor for his company, Raghav Tanna, CEO and Co-Founder of Tarmika, says the term, often linked to market disruption doesn't describe Tarmika's business. "Our ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): BriteBee
As the insurance quoting experience becomes more of a digital experience for consumers in the next five years, agents will have a very important role in that digital space, predicts Keagan Henson, ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): CoverWallet
CoverWallet is one of a growing number of InsurTechs, which originally operated solely as an online agent for small business customers, but recently launched a separate platform for insurance agents ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): Semsee
Tasks like generating new business, building relationships and acting as advisers to help clients make good decisions are the activities that agents want to be spending time on, Philip ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): Insurance Technologies Corporation
Founded 36 years ago, before InsurTech was a popular term, Insurance Technologies Corporation (ITC) "primarily sold computers to insurance agents with some rating software" back in 1983, according to ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): FindBob
Unlike other leaders we surveyed for our feature on InsurTechs to Watch involved with distribution, Roland Chan, CEO and Founder of FindBob, isn't leading a company focused on addressing customer ...
InsurTechs to Watch (The Distribution Channel): Ask Kodiak
Insurance isn't going to go the way of the taxi industry, said Michael Albert, Co-Founder of Ask Kodiak, responding to a recent Carrier Management question about the future of property/casualty ...