Consumer Platforms

When it comes to innovation in insurance pricing, it is easy to assume that progress always means adopting the latest machine learning techniques, optimisation...

Nexus Underwriting, a global specialty managing general agent and part of the Brown & Brown group, has appointed Eamonn Long as chief underwriting officer for its Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) division.

Intelligent agents like AI-powered assistants, autonomous systems and smart devices could radically reshape how people interact with insurers by 2035, according to new research from global insurance giant MAPFRE.

Insurity, a cloud-native software provider for insurance carriers, brokers, and managing general agents (MGAs), has announced a renewed focus on driving innovation in the claims space.

The insurance industry’s digital transformation is now a necessity. According to insights from Comarch, a leading digital transformation specialist, the decision to embrace change...

The London Market’s enduring strength lies in its unique DNA, centred on expertise, face-to-face collaboration, and bespoke problem-solving. Novidea, a prominent technology provider within the market, highlights how this ecosystem’s future depends on combining tradition with innovation to stay competitive amid rising pressures from rival hubs like Frankfurt and Paris post-Brexit.

Artificial Intelligence Underwriting Company, a San Francisco-based InsurTech focused on building trust and accountability in AI systems, has officially launched alongside a $15m seed funding round.

As the insurance industry enters a transformative 2025, CIOs face growing pressure to shift from traditional IT leadership to collaborative models that deliver real business results. Ushur is actively investigating this shift.

Dynamic pricing is fast becoming a game-changing strategy in the insurance sector, enabling companies to move away from broad, static pricing models to real-time, personalised policies. InsurTech firm Symfa highlights the growing role of AI and live data in making this shift not only possible, but highly profitable.

Intersys, a UK-based cybersecurity and IT services provider, has announced the official launch of its operations in India.