Leadership & Strategy
InsurTech Spotlight: FloodFlash Is Closing Coverage Gaps with Parametrics
True to its name, a 2012 flooding event is what initially sparked the idea for the commercial flood InsurTech, FloodFlash. Since then, the company has grown out of an apartment kitchen to a fully ...
Technology Trends Unpacked at Big ‘I’ InsurTech Summit
A new event recently brought InsurTech experts together to explore trends and share tips. On Jan. 20, industry groundbreakers, forward-thinking agents and other digital thought leaders in the ...
Opportunities Across the Metaverse for the Insurance Industry
There's been a lot of buzz about the metaverse lately. Indeed, to borrow a lyric from the Beatles' "Across the Universe," it seems buzzwords are "flowing out like endless rain into a paper cup." But ...
Swiss Re Revamps Structure by Splitting Reinsurance Biz, Creating Client Business Unit
Swiss Re announced plans to streamline its organizational structure by splitting its current Reinsurance Business Unit into P&C Re and L&H Re, while creating a new business unit called Global ...
Ranks of Quiet Quitters Climb as Layoffs Mount
Close to 1 in 5 workers has fully checked out on the job, and employees' sense that they're being treated fairly has plummeted, according to two new surveys that paint a ...
InsurTech Profile: Policygenius CEO Encourages Persistence, Resilience
Jennifer Fitzgerald and Francois de Lame founded Policygenius before InsurTechs were cool. Breaking through wasn't easy. But today, nine years after the online insurance marketplace launched, ...
How Automation Can Help Manage the Underwriting Process
Ping pong is a great game—but not one you want to play when it comes to working. The back and forth created by common pain points in the underwriting process, such as partially complete, illegible, ...
InsurTech Spotlight: bolt CEO Values Thoughtfulness, Timeliness, Intent
Jim Dwane compared his experiences in insurance to learning how to play the piano. When he first sat down at the figurative keys at Travelers and later at AIG, he watched his fingers as they learned ...