General Motors Insurance, transitioning from OnStar, focuses on personalized auto insurance with plans to extend its reach beyond Arizona, Texas, and Illinois.

Discover groundbreaking insights from the Shin Research Program, exploring talent and leadership trends in the insurance industry, focusing on skills, growth, and innovation.

A comprehensive look at the changing landscape of cyber insurance in 2024, highlighting the industry’s response to increased cyber risks, evolving coverage, and regulatory challenges.

New York’s Department of Financial Services proposes new guidelines to ensure AI and external data in insurance underwriting don’t lead to unfair discrimination, emphasizing consumer protection.

New research uncovers a startling concentration of nanoplastics in bottled water, potentially redefining health risks associated with plastic pollution.

As insurance fraud rates rise in Canada, digital identity verification emerges as a key tool for balancing fraud prevention with customer experience.

Leading insurtech experts predict a 2024 marked by evolving risk management, AI-human synergy, and innovative insurance solutions.

Discover how technology is revolutionizing the insurance industry with AI, RPA, IoT, and more, shaping a new era of customer experience and efficiency.

A recent webinar with Hartford Steam Boiler and IoT Insurance Observatory experts reveals the imperative shift from potential to mass deployment in the IoT sector for insurance.

The shift from resilience to adaptation in property and casualty insurance is made possible by Embedded Insurance at the Point of Design, offering a transformative approach to managing risk.

Amid global challenges, the insurance industry’s future looks bright with AI-driven transformations enhancing risk management, policy recommendations, and employee experiences.

In a key decision, the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that insurance companies are not required to defend in a lawsuit involving the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), marking a significant legal development.

The cyber insurance market experiences a shift with increased premiums, evolving cyber threats, and a focus on informed decision-making for 2024, as highlighted by Woodruff Sawyer.

Supercede’s latest data reveals notable growth in digital platform usage, indicating a shift towards technological integration in the reinsurance industry.

Moody’s RMS analysis predicts insured losses from the January 1 Noto Peninsula earthquake in Japan to range between $3 to $6 billion, covering various impacts.