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The AI readiness gap between insurance companies ready to adopt AI and those that aren’t, may boil down to a lack of vision, says one expert.
Advancements in AI and big data are gradually changing the traditional actuarial practice, according to an industry expert.
The incoming Trump administration could potentially revitalize the U.S. initial public offering market, one expert says.
Experts on an Employee Benefit Research Institute panel discuss whether America’s 401(k) retirement savings plan is broken.
With the top U.S. cybersecurity official making her exit, the incoming administration’s next move anyone’s guess.
While insurance companies are concerned about emerging AI fraud challenges, an industry expert suggests they focus on the basics for now.
California’s new best-interest insurance sales bill (Senate Bill 263) could bring chaos to consumers and agents come Jan. 1.
Insurtechs and insurers leveraging AI are considering whether to build or buy their solutions. What’s the best answer?
While generative AI can give insurers an advantage over competitors, the way they use it also matters, says IBM.
The ease of creating convincing deepfake images and even videos is threatening to increase insurance fraud.
A consumer group has taken issue with the California Department of Insurance’s refusal to provide annuity sales complaint data.
As insurtech enters what’s being called its “second wave,” experts are suggesting companies target 5 key areas to sustain growth.
An LTC organization is urging Washington officials to address outstanding issues with WA Cares, which survived a statewide vote.
Catastrophe claims related to severe weather events reached a seven-year high in 2023, according to data analytics firm LexisNexis.
A legal expert is urging insurers to keep abreast of the risks associated with one of the most complex forms of cyber crime: deepfakes.
The American insurtech landscape has entered a “second wave” that’s all about collaboration and partnerships, says the Cover Genius CEO.
Florida-based Weiss Ratings agency is voicing concern about the high number of claim denials in the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton,
The fate of WA Cares hangs in the balance as state residents prepare to vote on whether they should be allowed to opt out of the program.
A US-based data solutions provider has begun rolling out a unique artificial intelligence model built specifically for the insurance industry.
Insurtechs should view a “junk fees” crackdown as an opportunity to show value and establish trust, Cover Genius CRO says.
