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TLDR: Health In Tech, a stop-loss insurance marketplace, filed for a $10 million IPO offering 2.3 million shares at a price range of $4 to $5. Revenue for the company increased by

TLDR: In the evolving insurance industry, insurtech companies are utilizing technologies like AI, blockchain, and IoT to reshape traditional insurance models. Types of insurtech include digital brokers, P2P insurance, on-demand coverage, telematics,

Flowcode and REIN Partnership TLDR: Flowcode has partnered with REIN to revolutionize embedded insurance by integrating Flowcode’s QR code platform with REIN’s embedded insurance solution. This partnership aims to enhance customer acquisition

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Tech, insurance stocks lift STOXX 600 to over one-month high (Reuters) – European shares hit a more-than-one-month high on Wednesday, boosted by technology stocks ahead

TLDR: Sapiens International Corporation has launched new performance upgrades for its Sapiens CoreSuite for Property & Casualty, specifically for the North American insurance market. The V12.0 version offers key functional and performance

TLDR: Key Points: Tech tools are winning over insurance agency owners Agencies with at least $500,000 in revenue can benefit from data in their management systems In the article “These are the

TLDR: Liberty Mutual is discontinuing fire insurance for 17,000 policyholders in California due to technology issues, not losses. This move is part of a growing trend of insurers limiting or stopping business

TLDR: European shares hit over one-month high boosted by tech and insurance stocks. STOXX 600 index gained 0.2% to 519.86 points, highest since July 15. European shares hit a more-than-one-month high on

TLDR: European shares reached a one-month high, driven by tech and insurance stocks. The STOXX 600 index rose 0.2%, with tech stocks leading the way. Insurance sector saw a 0.6% increase, with

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Breaking the hold of legacy tech Rather than dumping more money into antiquated, ineffective tech, it seems the rational argument would be for business leaders