February 2024 - Page 10

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Debasish Panda envisions an inclusive, tech-driven future for India’s insurance sector Debasish Panda, the distinguished Chairman of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India

TLDR: Verisk, a global data analytics and technology provider, has launched a new automated Generative AI tool to support faster insurance claims processing. The tool will reside within Verisk’s Discovery Navigator platform

TLDR: Hong Kong InsurTech company MediConCen has raised $6.85m in a Series A funding round, led by HSBC Asset Management. The funding will be used to fuel MediConCen’s expansion plans in international

The article discusses how technology is being used to transform the benefits enrollment experience for American workers. Some key points from the article include: 63% of workers do not fully understand their

“TLDR: Ignite Specialty Risk has launched its Litigation Capital Protection Insurance offering in the US market. The product aims to provide assurance to litigation funders and law firms regarding their investments in

TLDR: Debasish Panda, Chairman of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), envisions an inclusive, tech-driven future for India’s insurance sector. He believes that insurance plays a pivotal role in

Let’s see what’s in the news today. JAVLN boosts leadership with key CFO & CTO appointments JAVLN, a leader in insurance technology, welcomes Rosalie Lau as the CFO and Peter Waring as

Boost Insurance has secured over $130m in new reinsurance capacity to support its managing general agency (MGA), InsurTech, and embedded insurance programs. The investment will allow Boost to renew existing treaties and

TLDR: California-based insurtech Shepherd has raised $13.5m in a series A funding round led by Costanoa Ventures and featuring participation from Intact Ventures, Era Ventures, Greenlight Re and Spark Capital. The investment

TLDR: Policyholders in the UK are often resistant to purchasing insurance from tech giants, even though they trust their brands for other products and services. Amazon’s failed attempt at an insurance store