Emerging Technologies

Trends include uncertainty on interest rates, increasing complexity for products, a move toward a sharing economy. That's just the start.

These P2P start-ups tackle the fundamental conflict between the insurer and the insured through a variety of clever, new business models.

Investors deployed $2.6 billion in capital to InsurTech start-ups in 2015. Here are the six trends to watch for in 2016.

Typically, we expect luxury brands to foster autonomous technology, but mid-market auto brands are making announcements.

After accidents, tomorrow’s vehicles will act as their own adjusters and collision-repair technicians. And “tomorrow” is nigh.

Many say autonomous cars are years away, but costs are tumbling, and, as Sun Tsu said, all battles are won or lost before they are ever fought.

In a survey, many women say they doubt the safety of driverless cars, and many men say the cars would be no fun.

InsurTech will spur a big year, leading to "all-risks insurance," insurance that can be turned on and off, better microinsurance and more.