Tag: insurtech

Novidea, a provider of cloud-based, data-driven enterprise insurance management solutions, has announced a raft of updates to its insurance management platform designed to boost its effectiveness in policy management, claims administration, billing, accounting, document and file management, and other key areas.

Global InsurTech firm bolttech, which operates a technology-driven insurance ecosystem, has announced the appointment of Ridhi Chaudhary, chief investment officer at Dragon Fund by Liquidity and MUFG, as a non-executive director.

Sixfold, a pioneer in generative AI solutions for insurance risk analysis, has launched its AI Accuracy Validator, a tool designed to improve underwriter confidence in AI-generated risk assessments.

InsurTech startup ResiQuant, which specialises in property risk assessment, has raised $4m in a seed funding round led by LDV Capital.

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.

Cytora, an AI-powered risk digitisation platform, has announced its availability on Google Cloud Marketplace, as it looks to enhance accessibility for insurers, managing general...

WTW, a global advisory, broking, and solutions company, has named Massimo Cavadini as head of product, pricing, claims and underwriting for Continental Europe.

ZestyAI, an artificial intelligence-driven predictive analytics company, has announced a new partnership with digital insurance company Lemonade to optimise underwriting for key catastrophe perils across the U.S.

Administrative tasks make up a substantial portion of the over $4tn annual healthcare expenditure in the United States. Despite digital advancements, only a quarter of healthcare members actively engage with existing digital portals and apps. As a result, call centres remain overwhelmed, struggling to meet demand. But Ushur is helping to change that through its AI Agent for Member Service.

Vitesse, a global treasury and payment provider for the insurance industry, and Five Sigma, an AI-native claims management technology company, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at modernising claims payouts.