Tag: Claims
From pilot to scale: insurance’s IoT challenge
Insurance firms have spent the past several years experimenting with and piloting Internet of Things (IoT) technology to see how the technology could improve...
Finys rebuilds insurance core to unlock AI for P&C carriers
Finys, a US-based provider of core insurance software and services for property and casualty (P&C) carriers, has unveiled a rebuilt version of its Finys...
Shelter Insurance taps One Inc to digitise payments
One Inc, a payments network built specifically for the insurance sector, has been chosen by Shelter Insurance Companies to overhaul how the carrier's customers...
Why AI governance is shaping insurance’s next phase
The insurance sector is moving beyond AI experimentation and towards more structured adoption, with governance, accountability and decision intelligence becoming central themes at MGAA...
Why generic AI won’t save the UK’s agile MGAs
The UK's managing general agent (MGA) sector has emerged as one of the standout performers in insurance, frequently beating the wider market across commercial,...
Blue Zebra bolsters motor offering with QBE deal
Blue Zebra, the Australian InsurTech underwriting agency, has unveiled a series of enhancements to its motor proposition, headlined by a renewed multi-year agreement with...
Insurance agility crisis: why insurers can’t keep pace with risk
The insurance industry has spent years preparing for what comes next. The trouble, according to InsurTech decisioning specialist Earnix, is that what comes next...
Corgi launches AI-native platform accelerating insurance claims
Corgi Insurance has launched Corgi Claims, an AI-native third-party administrator (TPA) helping insurers accelerate claims handling through artificial intelligence and a nationwide network of...
AI is rewriting the rulebook for P&C claims — here’s how
Billions of dollars are paid out in P&C insurance claims each year, yet many firms still underinvest in claims transformation. Kevin Reilley, CEO at Westhill...
The high cost of cutting insurance tech investments
Insurance in 2025 can be categorised as a period of uncertainty. Global economic conditions, highly competitive markets and evolving customer demands are all contributing to a new era for insurance firms.










