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After several years of experimentation, artificial intelligence is moving into a more decisive phase for the insurance industry. Insurers, MGAs and brokers are under...

For insurers, brokers, and MGAs, managing complex financial flows has long been a source of inefficiency. Multi-entity structures, fragmented policy administration systems, and manual...

Insurance in 2025 is a performance of precision, agility, and empathy. Behind the customer-facing apps, slick interfaces, and instant quotes lies a backstage operation...

After hours of doing battle with frustrating online forms, captcha loops, and AI chatbots, many fans finally managed to secure Oasis reunion tickets in...

Insurance companies may be eager to adopt generative AI capabilities, but generic models often fail to grasp the industry’s complexities

When Nicole Mwesigwa lost her husband, she encountered firsthand just how challenging life insurance could be. The process felt unnecessarily cumbersome and frustrating, particularly...

For many small and medium agencies, winning the attention of carriers can be hard enough, but securing their business can be even tougher.

Managing producers has long been a pain point for the insurance industry, causing fragmented systems, regulatory complexity, and endless paperwork. Agentero’s latest innovation, Producerflow, sets out to solve it once and for all.

Where the insurance industry once stumbled under its own weight, Agentero is carving a more effective path forward. The California-based InsurTech firm, founded by Luis Pino, has spent the past few years digitising the fragmented world of agencies and carriers. Now, with the launch of Producerflow—a sleek, compliance-focused software suite—the company is poised to tackle one of the sector’s most persistent headaches: producer management. 

A landmark study by the University of Groningen has demonstrated the tangible financial benefits of digital health engagement, revealing that insurers can cut healthcare costs by up to 5.3% over the next two years. The research, which analysed a major Dutch health insurer’s data, highlights the potential of digital platforms to drive user engagement and reduce the strain on healthcare systems. At the forefront of this transformation is dacadoo, whose second-generation platform not only enhances engagement but also leverages AI and behavioural science to optimise underwriting and dynamic pricing.