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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Insurers are dreaming of AI, but many are still anchored to outdated systems.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...

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 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...

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

The insurance world is getting a facelift, and it’s not the kind you’d find in a glossy broker’s office. Artificial intelligence is muscling in on underwriting, swapping dusty ledgers for algorithms that predict risk with eerie precision.

A quiet revolution is gathering pace across the insurance sector. While it may lack the drama of financial crashes or sweeping regulatory overhauls, its impact may prove just as profound. It is a transformation driven by artificial intelligence, automation, and a growing demand from customers for clearer, faster, and more relevant service.

In an age where convenience is king, the insurance industry is shedding its clunky, paper-bound past for a sleeker, more intuitive future. Embedded insurance – coverage seamlessly woven into the purchase of products or services – is evolving into what experts call Embedded Insurance 2.0, a model so frictionless it’s almost invisible. By integrating policies into digital platforms like creator economies, vertical SaaS, and peer-to-peer services, insurers are meeting customers exactly where they are. This shift promises to democratise access, streamline claims, and redefine trust in an industry long plagued by complexity. However, those looking to leverage these advancements must navigate the delicate balance of automation, consent, and global scalability.