A panel at Insurtech Insights Europe in London focused on the topic of “Build or Buy — How to Engage With Insurtechs,” producing valuable advice for both insurers and Insurtechs.

Unique solutions created by innovative Insurtechs are helping to address the climate catastrophe from various angles.

Chris Bennett, president of Core Solutions, Origami Risk, examines the key challenges involved in overhauling legacy systems and implementing new ones, as well as how to keep up with the latest advances.

The fight against climate change is a complex one, and it will require unprecedented collaboration between businesses, governments and nations. Fortunately, trust and transparency is where blockchain technology excels.

Risk and insurance trends we can expect for 2023, as predicted by leading Insurtech executives and C-suite leaders.

Data can streamline many parts of the underwriting process, but there’s no substitute for the human touch.

When it comes to answering quick insurance queries, conversational AI leads the charge in usability and ease.

The path to leadership for women with C-suite aspirations isn’t always straightforward, as this ITC2022 session revealed.

Five Insurtech CEOs took to the main stage at ITC Vegas to field questions about embedded insurance, growth versus profitability, Insurtech 2.0, and more.

Carriers and Insurtechs work together to reinvent big data practices to improve risk reduction at ITC Vegas 2022.

Insurers can reduce IT spending with no-code and low-code digital claims management, but not everyone is sold on those solutions.

What might the next iteration of Insurtech be like? Madhu Tadikonda, CEO of cyber underwriter, Corvus Insurance, weighs in.

While nothing is perfect, the advent of Insurtech is freeing many brokers from mundane tasks and allowing them to focus on program gaps and other important considerations.

Many in the industry are looking for Insurtech partners. Businesses should consider these factors when making your choice.

Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important tool for commercial insurers, but ethical concerns remain.

The report found that workers across several industries want better safety training while utilizing digital tools.

“A machine can build a bias without us knowing it. I mean, you feed it enough data, you can tell it to ignore racial profiles, but you never know how the machine does it.”

Standard and Poor’s 2022 Commercial Insurance Industry Outlook is now available. Here are 5 takeaways.

Swiss Re’s Andreas Berger says his company has placed a significant human resources investment in technology platforms that should make it easier for brokers and insureds to analyze risks.

On-board sensors, telematics and wearables present ample opportunity for carriers and their insureds to collect and put to good use loss-prevention data. However, the Holy Grail in this endeavor is sharing that data in a transparent, collaborative way.