It is a universal truth that two people in need of car insurance must pay different monthly premiums. Even though two customers might drive identical cars down to the make, model and year, their ...

West Africa’s leading insurance and technology conference, Insurance Meets Tech (IMT), has officially announced the return of its flagship yearly event. The 5th edition, tagged IMT 5.0 and themed ...

The insurance industry has entered a new era, and the technology skills that many started their careers with are not recognizable in some instances. If someone wanted to start a career in the ...

The integration of advanced technology into the insurance industry is revolutionizing how personal lines of insurance operate. As we navigate through the digital age, we’re witnessing a reshaping of ...

For decades, insurance has been defined by episodic moments, such as a policy issued, a claim filed and a loss assessed.

Layr, a Buckhead-based insurance technology startup, announced Wednesday it has raised a new $10 million investment. Layr, part of a segment of companies in the insurance technology or “insurtech” ...

The insurance industry has long been known for its traditional approaches and bureaucratic processes. At the heart of this evolution is technology, which helps insurance companies like ACKO to provide ...

As the CTO of a SaaS enterprise that works with global insurance companies, I know that most of them are undergoing tech transformations to various extents. The case for a technology rehaul is strong: ...

Covered, the digital insurance agency serving mortgage institutions nationwide, announced today the expansion of its embedded insurance platform through enhanced integrations with mortgage technology ...

Wefox, an insurance tech startup backed by the likes of Target Global and Mubadala, has raised $110 million in a mix of debt and equity funding as it pushes to become a profitable business. The German ...

After a two-decade-plus career in technology management for insurance companies, Garrett Droege says the “wow factor” is gone; he’s no longer awed by advancements in modern systems and glitzy computer ...