Tag: insurtech

Kennedys IQ, the client-facing technology division of global law firm Kennedys, has introduced SmartRisk, the first fully explainable neuro-symbolic AI risk analysis solution for the insurance sector.

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is rapidly reshaping the financial services sector, offering insurers and lenders new ways to enhance efficiency, improve accuracy, and personalise customer interactions. Earnix, a leader in AI-driven decision-making solutions, highlights how GenAI is automating routine tasks, allowing teams to focus on more strategic initiatives that drive business growth.

ZestyAI, a leader in property and climate risk analytics, has announced regulatory approval of its Severe Convective Storm (SCS) Suite in Oklahoma, North Carolina, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Arkansas.

Yokahu, a leading innovator in parametric insurance, has introduced cat-risk.com, the first independent, many-to-many parametric exchange designed to revolutionise disaster risk finance within the London re/insurance market.

Peak3, a global InsurTech company specialising in cloud-based insurance solutions, has raised $35m in a Series A funding round to accelerate its expansion across the UK and European markets.

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.