Think of agencies as a relay team: Connecting all systems, people, and stages of the client journey and policy lifecycle makes the baton handoffs much easier.
The on-demand economy is exploding, but building suitable auto insurance products and services for the drivers fueling this economy is taking far too long.
Think of agencies as a relay team: Connecting all systems, people, and stages of the client journey and policy lifecycle makes the baton handoffs much easier.
Embedded insurance promises to disrupt insurance distribution as well as product and help close the “protection gap”--the 50% of all economic losses not covered by insurance.
The on-demand economy is exploding, but building suitable auto insurance products and services for the drivers fueling this economy is taking far too long.
Smartphones and apps are now at the point where we can all have dashcams — reducing fraud, simplifying the adjudication of claims, and curbing risky driving.
Here are six strategic steps carriers can take to better prepare for handling auto claims following severe weather, such as the recent Hurricane Helene.
As the industry keeps making progress on reducing injuries, Bill Zachry describes how AI and other technologies can take workers' comp to a whole new level.
As carriers and agencies adapt to hybrid work models, AI-powered tools are becoming increasingly crucial for maintaining efficiency and quality of service.
Automating repetitive tasks can streamline workflows and allow for data-driven decisions with greater accuracy and speed.--but getting to scale can be tricky.
As the industry keeps making progress on reducing injuries, Bill Zachry describes how AI and other technologies can take workers' comp to a whole new level.
The Mediterranean shines the spotlight on the vulnerability of food supply chains to droughts, which are predicted to become more prevalent under climate change.
Triple-I Chief Economist Dr. Michel Leonard discusses key geopolitical risk scenarios and their impact on the insurance industry in his latest quarterly interview with ITL.
Embedded insurance promises to disrupt insurance distribution as well as product and help close the “protection gap”--the 50% of all economic losses not covered by insurance.
Current insurance types don't protect small businesses from trolls abusing the Americans with Disabilities Act. A new endorsement could address the problem.
Parametric reinsurance offers a new approach to managing the increasing threat of secondary perils, providing much-needed financial protection for insurers.
ITL Editor-in-Chief Paul Carroll talks with Jordan Clark, a senior policy associate at Duke University, about his research into how the industry might insure against heat.
While climate discussions often focus on the indirect effects of rising temperatures, such as intensifying hurricanes and wildfires, some innovators think we can write insurance covering the direct effects on people and property.
The Mediterranean shines the spotlight on the vulnerability of food supply chains to droughts, which are predicted to become more prevalent under climate change.
Discover how Integrated Risk Management (IRM) can unify your risk and safety efforts, boost visibility, and drive smarter decisions across your organization.
The Mediterranean shines the spotlight on the vulnerability of food supply chains to droughts, which are predicted to become more prevalent under climate change.
As carriers and agencies adapt to hybrid work models, AI-powered tools are becoming increasingly crucial for maintaining efficiency and quality of service.
Automating repetitive tasks can streamline workflows and allow for data-driven decisions with greater accuracy and speed.--but getting to scale can be tricky.