Tag: Compliance

Commercial insurers are rethinking how they scale artificial intelligence, and according to IntellectAI, the question driving boardrooms in 2026 is no longer how fast AI can be deployed but how it can be deployed responsibly.

A new survey by Dun & Bradstreet has uncovered how financial services and insurance (FS&I) leaders are confronting rising threats and data challenges while pursuing AI and digital transformation.

Assurant has introduced a new product aimed at transforming insurance verification in the mortgage lending process.

As expectations for speed and convenience rise, insurance companies are under growing pressure to deliver fast, seamless service to their clients. Yet, as M-Files warns, speed without accuracy—especially when deploying generative AI—can risk customer satisfaction and ultimately harm a firm’s reputation.

Aviva, a leading UK-based insurance provider, has partnered with AutoRek, a specialist in automated reconciliation and financial control solutions, to improve its reconciliation and Client Assets Sourcebook (CASS) compliance processes.

Shepherd has recently concluded a $13.5m Series A funding round and concurrently launched an innovative AI-powered offering known as Shepherd Compliance.

Home Instead Ireland, a dedicated provider of person-centred care, is on a pivotal mission to improve the lives of older adults and their families. In 2020, they took a strategic decision to incorporate the ViClarity Quality Management system into their operations. The primary aim was to enhance manual processes related to quality and compliance on both local and national scales.

Resistant AI will deploy its AI-powered anti-fraud technology into InsurTech specialists Claim Technology to help it protect against fraudulent insurance claims.

Australia-based Cover-More Group, which offers global travel insurance assistance, has leveraged Dubber’s call recording technology for auditing, compliance and legal purposes.

As more people move towards online interactions with financial services organisations, firms are prioritising ways to improve the quality of these customers’ and employees’ interactions. Digital signatures could be the core feature to make a firm stand out from the crowd.