Counterpart, a Covina-based insurance tech company, raised $50 million in series C funding, bringing the company’s total ...

Ominimo Insurance, a startup that uses artificial intelligence to provide auto insurance plans, has raised €10 million in funding from Zurich Insurance Group Ltd. TechCrunch reported the investment ...

Insurtech refers to the use of technology innovations designed to squeeze out savings and efficiency from the current ...

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 ...

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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 ...

Managing General Agents (MGAs) are increasingly turning to technology to stay competitive and drive innovation in the insurance industry. This was the central theme of a recent episode of Beyond the ...

"Every industry can benefit from captives, bringing more control and transparency to how insurance is managed," states Illia Kasian, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Matcha, the San ...

Solutions to creating an equitable playing field in insur-tech, which is the intersection of insurance and technology, are reshaping this sector's landscape. Life insurance can play a powerful role in ...

Having a technology business can be exciting and rewarding. But working in this industry can be stressful if you don't have the right financial protection. From property damage to client lawsuits, ...

Artificial intelligence-native insurance provider Shepherd has just raised $42 million in a Series B funding round to underwrite the massive infrastructure boom that’s fueling the industry’s growth.

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 ...