How Technology Can Help to Tackle Insurance Fraud?
The total cost of insurance fraud is estimated to be more than $40 bn per year. That means Insurance Fraud costs the average family between $400 and $700 per year
Insurance Technology
InsurTech Market Will Reach of $165 bn in 2032. The Key Growth Drivers
Insurtech market is forecasted to reach a net worth of US$ 165.4 Bn in 2032 from a mere market value of US$ 12.5 Bn1
US Insurance Industry Future & Postpandemic Scenario for Insurers
In survey of US insurance executives about the postpandemic scenario for insurers, optimism about the future was tempered by awareness of challenges
Scaling & Digital Adaptations Hasten Insurance Technology Transformation
Successful scaling in insurance requires a balance between growth and stability. Companies need to expand their technological infrastructure
How InsurTechs & Tech-Driven Innovation Changing the Insurance Industry?
Tech-driven innovation is reshaping the insurance industry: telematics, artificial intelligence, machine learning transformed insurance area
6 Key Actions a Technology Deployment for Insurers. Underwriting Transformation Survey
London Insurance Market have historically competed on expertise and not technology. The route to success was seen to be hiring the best underwriters
16 Technology Trends Transforming Insurance
The wellbeing trends primarily address insurers that offer health and life insurance products. It is key for them to understand that, with new technologies in digital
4 Ways Digital Transformation for business sustainability
Sustainability has rightly planted itself in the heart of boardroom and operational management conversations.
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Markets face AI bubble concerns as tech valuations rise, US household wealth tied to equities, and GDP growth leans heavily on IT investment in 2025
The first notice of loss (FNOL) is the starting point for every insurance claim. It sets the tone for the entire claims cycle. And for years, this process has been manual
As a way to visualize and contextualize data from physical and virtual assets, they bridge physical operations and digital capabilities
Few industries remain untouched by artificial intelligence, and insurance is no exception. 29% of insurers globally already use AI—a figure expected to rise