Infrastructure/Back-end

Resilience, a leading cyber risk solution provider, has announced a significant expansion of its underwriting capacity to offer up to £10m in cyber insurance coverage for clients across the United Kingdom and European Union.

Boost Insurance, the innovative insurance infrastructure platform, has unveiled a strategic partnership with Canopius US Insurance Holdings, a subsidiary of Canopius Group.

Origami Risk, a leading risk, safety, and insurance Software as a Service (SaaS) technology firm, has announced the appointment of Chris Bennett as Chief Strategy Officer and Mike Kaplan as Division President within its Core Solutions unit.

Argenta Syndicate Management Limited (ASML), a prominent player in the insurance sector, has made a strategic move by choosing Moody’s ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) insurance underwriting solution.

The 2023 landscape of the US Commercial P&C market reveals that traditional understandings of pricing are perhaps outdated. An overwhelming 78% of insurance providers...

Tradition is something to be honoured, but not at the expense of progress. In recent years insurance carriers have moved away from paper forms, and instead implemented digitalisation throughout their product. But there is more to come. In particular, the digital transformation of underwriting still remains a key headache.

For many insurers, providing a satisfactory customer experience is at the forefront of their ambitions. One such InsurTech is Usher, who prides themselves on their industry-leading solution, Customer Experience Automation (CXA) platform. But why is this solution so groundbreaking? And can it be the silver bullet many carriers need?

NFP, a prominent insurance broker, has announced its newest venture, Totalis Program Underwriters, a distinguished brand tailored for its specialty programme sector.

Research indicates that the Generative AI market is at a pivotal moment. According to Grandview Research’s Market Analysis report, the global generative AI market size stood at USD 10.14bn in 2022 and is poised to witness a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 35.6% from 2023 to 2030.

Mobile app development has evolved significantly since the advent of smartphones in the late 2000s. Initially, developers had two main approaches to consider: native and hybrid development. Native apps were built using the platforms' specific programming languages, while hybrid apps were web applications housed within a sandbox browser.