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How insurers can maximise value with AI

Artificial intelligence holds enormous promise for firms across insurance and financial services. But most pilot projects fail to scale, often stalled by fragmented data,...
AI is rewriting the rulebook for P&C claims — here’s how

AI is rewriting the rulebook for P&C claims — here’s how

Billions of dollars are paid out in P&C insurance claims each year, yet many firms still underinvest in claims transformation. Kevin Reilley, CEO at Westhill...
A single claim used to take an hour to process. Now it takes four minutes. In a quiet corner of the office, the hum of computers has replaced the shuffle of papers, and the decisions once made by teams are executed by an AI agent with surgical precision.

How Majesco cuts insurance claims from an hour to four minutes

A single claim used to take an hour to process. Now it takes four minutes. In a quiet corner of the office, the hum...
Profitable growth in a soft market: How contextual AI and decision intelligence are redefining insurance

Profitable growth in a soft market: How contextual AI and decision intelligence are redefining...

After more than five years of hard market conditions, the insurance sector is now shifting into a soft market. This shift means firms will need to change their strategies to ensure they can stay competitive and profitable. Quantexa VP Insurance Alex Johnson believes Contextual AI and Decision Intelligence is the key to achieving this.
Insurers are dreaming of AI, but many are still anchored to outdated systems. A 2024 Novidea survey found that 41% of insurance professionals admit their core systems haven’t been updated in over five years. Even more striking, 76% of large firms rely on six or more systems, and nearly a fifth operate with ten or more. This tangled web of legacy technology undermines data quality, security, and scalability, threatening the very potential of AI to transform business.

Inside insurance’s legacy tech problem

Insurers are dreaming of AI, but many are still anchored to outdated systems. A 2024 Novidea survey found that 41% of insurance professionals admit...
When an insurance client sends a message, every second counts. A delayed reply can cost trust, revenue, and even long-term loyalty. Symphony is helping insurers meet these high stakes head-on. 

How Symphony is redefining client interaction in insurance 

When an insurance client sends a message, every second counts. A delayed reply can cost trust, revenue, and even long-term loyalty. Symphony is helping...
When a claim is filed, critical decisions happen in an instant. A single email, a scanned PDF, or a few keystrokes can determine whether a payout is fast, a risk is flagged, or a customer’s trust is preserved. Too often, that information is stuck in silos or slowed by outdated systems. What if those scattered fragments could speak to each other, reason in real time, and anticipate needs?

Turning data into decisions insurers can trust

When a claim is filed, critical decisions happen in an instant. A single email, a scanned PDF, or a few keystrokes can determine whether...

Why should insurance firms adopt agentic AI?

A broker stares at a half-filled quote form, wondering why it hasn’t progressed. A policyholder checks the claim status for the fifth time, frustrated...
Insurance has always been a numbers game. But in 2025, it’s not just actuarial tables and historic claims driving decisions, it’s a flood of real-time data reshaping how insurers underwrite risk, price policies, and serve customers.

How data is rewiring the insurance value chain

Insurance has always been a numbers game. But in 2025, it’s not just actuarial tables and historic claims driving decisions, it’s a flood of...
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The high cost of cutting insurance tech investments

Insurance in 2025 can be categorised as a period of uncertainty. Global economic conditions, highly competitive markets and evolving customer demands are all contributing...

News Stories

Azos, a Brazilian InsurTech focused on individual life insurance, has raised $25m in a Series C round to expand in a market still dominated by Bradesco and Prudential.

Brazilian InsurTech Azos raises $25m Series C

Azos, a Brazilian InsurTech focused on individual life insurance, has raised $25m in a Series C round to expand in a market still dominated...
Cytora, a digital risk processing platform for the insurance industry, has launched Cytora Autopilot, a new agentic AI capability designed to enable insurers to automate end-to-end risk workflows for the first time.

Cytora launches agentic AI to automate risk workflows

Cytora, a digital risk processing platform for the insurance industry, has launched Cytora Autopilot, a new agentic AI capability designed to enable insurers to...
ZestyAI, a risk and decision intelligence platform for the insurance industry, has secured partnerships with two US regional insurers, Harford Mutual Insurance Group and American European Insurance Group (AEIG), to strengthen property-level underwriting across their respective portfolios.

Harford Mutual and AEIG partner with ZestyAI

ZestyAI, a risk and decision intelligence platform for the insurance industry, has secured partnerships with two US regional insurers, Harford Mutual Insurance Group and...
AutoRek, a financial operations automation platform, has revealed that 82% of insurers believe AI will dominate the industry's future, yet just 14% have fully integrated it into their financial operations, exposing a stark divide between ambition and real-world adoption across the sector.

Insurance sector’s AI ambition outpaces action, report finds

AutoRek, a financial operations automation platform, has revealed that 82% of insurers believe AI will dominate the industry's future, yet just 14% have fully...
In the first half of 2025, natural disasters caused around $131bn in potential insurance losses globally. Only about $80bn of that was insured. What remains is an uninsured black hole larger than the GDP of Bahrain.

How extreme weather is widening insurance protection gaps

In the first half of 2025, natural disasters caused around $131bn in potential insurance losses globally. Only about $80bn of that was insured. What...
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