Sproutr's JoAnne Artesani and Jeff Breault on what carriers want from MGAs, what to keep in-house, and program design ...

Kyle Jeziorski on retiring the Founder Shield brand, the standalone insurtech broker model, and the coverage mistake founders ...

Luzern Risk CTO Jonathan York on the gap between data center values and insurance capacity, and how captives and capital ...

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Simon-Kucher's Andrew Larsen on why seat-based pricing breaks when AI works, what a sane AI contract looks like, and the pay-twice problem.

Vertafore's David Kallman on its Document Intelligence Agent: page-level citations, messy files, and which insurance jobs ...

Patra CISO Sean Kennedy on catching AI drift in live insurance workflows, setting human-review thresholds, and who pulls the kill switch.

Liberate CEO Amrish Singh on spotting AI agents that call insurers for quotes, who owns the mistakes, and why small agencies ...

One Inc CEO Ian Drysdale on why vendor payments stall claims, what XpressOne changes for contractors, and what carriers need to do.

"There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all." Peter Drucker Policy servicing has absorbed automation for a decade. Carriers connect core systems through APIs ...

Insurance Australia Group (IAG), an Australian insurance company, has settled a high-profile A$2.8 billion claim with Credit Suisse, a Swiss bank. This settlement concludes a significant test case for ...

The recent Weecover event in Barcelona focused on how artificial intelligence (AI) is influencing the modernization of the insurance sector. The event aimed to provide insights into the impacts of AI ...