Insurtech

Advances in technology are producing better data, which leads to faster, more accurate and less invasive underwriting.

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.

By combining human expertise with AI’s processing power, carriers can make progress in achieving a balance between efficiency and accuracy in underwriting.

Structural forces that could help the industry find new life.

Long-term care planning is a challenge for advisors and clients alike. What is the likelihood that a client will need care someday?

Sue Wilkinson, president and COO of Ameritas, talks about how the insurer is adopting AI with a “walk-before-you-run” strategy.

The incoming Trump administration could potentially revitalize the U.S. initial public offering market, one expert says.

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.

Managing General Agents (MGAs) are increasingly turning to technology to stay competitive and drive innovation in the insurance industry.

Cloud technologies are already making a difference for agents, and they’re becoming more powerful by the day.

Here are seven top AI trends worth following.

A few key trends and developments are expected to define the insurance industry’s future.

Insurtechs and insurers leveraging AI are considering whether to build or buy their solutions. What’s the best answer?