Sector Updates

Insurance brokers are under growing pressure to process increasingly complex documentation while maintaining accuracy and speed. From comparing quotes to evaluating binders and policies,...

Markel is expanding its partnership with AI-driven InsurTech firm Mea Platform to include its Canadian underwriting operations.

Toolstation, one of the UK’s largest suppliers of tools and building supplies, has partnered with digital insurance broker Superscript to offer tradespeople tailored insurance via the Toolstation Club.

Eleos Life, a UK-based digital provider of embedded life and disability insurance, has announced its expansion into the U.S. market through strategic partnerships with Assurity, a mutual insurance corporation, and SCOR, a global reinsurer.

In health and social care, technology should make life easier, not more complex. ViClarity takes a partnership-first approach, recognising that successful digital transformation relies on the people using the system, not just the software itself.

dacadoo, a global leader in digital health engagement technology founded in 2010, has announced the launch of Generation 5 of its Digital Health Engagement Platform (DHEP).

The insurance sector is undergoing significant transformation, driven by the rapid evolution of technology and shifting market dynamics. According to Earnix, agentic AI lies at the heart of this change. Unlike conventional large language models that simply respond to user prompts, agentic AI is designed to take autonomous action, complete complex tasks, and drive outcomes – making it a key player in the future of InsurTech.

Vitesse has unveiled a new research report shedding light on major inefficiencies in claims finance that continue to burden the insurance industry across the US and UK.

Neutrinos, a digital experience platform provider specialising in AI-driven automation, has entered a technology vendor agreement with Simplified Solutions, a division of U.S.-based Prudential Financial Inc. (PFI), to transform and enhance its digital ecosystem.

A new study from CLARA Analytics has revealed that advanced AI-powered techniques can flag potential fraud in property and casualty insurance claims as early as two weeks after the first notice of loss, drastically outpacing traditional methods.