While the insurtech industry has primarily focused on leveraging artificial intelligence for automation, Dan Schuleman, founder and CEO of Qumis said the next step is figuring out how to use it as a “strategic weapon” of transformation.
Qumis just released a suite of lawyer-trained artificial intelligence agents across 16 areas of insurance, a move cofounder and chief technology officer Shiv Sinha is calling “the future” of commercial insurance coverage.
One-time insurance mogul and convicted fraudster Greg Lindberg saw more avenues to appeal a $1.6 billion restitution order close last week.
Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act marketplace is down while premiums and out-of-pocket costs are up – a combination of factors that creates opportunities for brokers to provide clients with affordable plans that meet their needs.
Combatting fraud, waste and abuse in the Affordable Care Act marketplace remains one of CMS’ top priorities, an agency official told an agents’ association.
The property/casualty side of the insurance industry saw an uptick in merger and acquisition activity during the first half of 2026, driven largely by carriers looking to “deploy excess capital,” according to PwC’s US Deals 2026 Midyear Outlook.
These services extend traditional retirement projections past standard life expectancy to address various issues associated with 30- to 40-year retirement horizons.
Regulators want to end the blind reliance on credit ratings to help ensure that insurers are not hiding high-risk assets.
Many retirees believe they have two choices when it comes to withdrawing their retirement funds: either let the 4% Rule guide them and risk running out of money, or put the entire amount into an annuity.
PBM examiners describe a hostile response and a pattern of delays, obfuscations and persistent legal threats.
Many so-called experts are sharing social media insurance tips that may or may not be accurate, often leaving clients misinformed.
Interim President and Chief Executive Officer Jerome T. Upton is leading the company during CEO Tom McInerney’s medical leave.
Policyholders do not have to exhaust all underlying coverage before they pursue claims against excess insurers, a California court ruled.
A growing number of advisors are adopting a family-centric approach to financial planning. The results can be very fruitful.
Why it’s crucial for advisors to address the realities of planning for and paying for care.
The overhaul represents the latest sweeping strategy employed by CEO Andy Sullivan in his second year leading Prudential.
Corebridge Financial saw lower annuity sales in the second quarter, but remains focused on its coming merger with Equitable Holdings.
Plaintiff Danielle Krimbow and the Life Insurance Company of the Southwest announced a tentative settlement in their lawsuit over annuity fees.
Shareholders of both companies approved the Equitable-Corebridge merger on July 30, with more than 97% voting in favor.
