September 2024 - Page 2

Are There Alternatives to London For Insurtech Start-Ups? TLDR: Key Points: New report highlights benefits of attracting tech talent in Manchester, Edinburgh, and Bristol Regional cities offer affordable housing and work-life balance

TLDR: Swiss Re to deploy mea’s GenAI solution across its insurance and reinsurance operations mea’s technology simplifies complex insurance processes with advanced natural language processing and machine learning capabilities Swiss Re, a

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Allianz Partners USA launches new claims portal and adopts AI The insurer has unveiled its new Universal Claims Portal which includes a mobile-friendly design to

TLDR: Cowbell expands cyber insurance offerings to middle-market businesses with revenues up to $1bn through collaboration with Chaucer Group. The expansion aims to address the growing complexity of cyber risks facing mid-sized

TLDR: Seguros Lagun Aro has selected Akur8 to streamline its insurance pricing process. This collaboration will focus on improving the property and casualty offerings of the Bilbao-based firm, providing faster and more

Florida Capital Raising Environment Not in the Clear Yet TLDR: Near two years since tort reform overhaul, Florida hasn’t seen expected influx of start-ups. Florida may have to wait longer for capital

How insurance AI improves trust, accuracy and personalization TLDR: Key Points: AI bias can affect algorithm results Gen-AI combines large datasets for predictive analytics Artificial intelligence (AI) in insurance plays a crucial

Article Summary TLDR: Allianz Partners USA has launched a new Universal Claims Portal with AI capabilities to streamline the claims process. The portal features a mobile-friendly design, live chat capabilities, document upload

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Zhibao Technology Subsidiary Sunshine Insurance Brokers Wins Contract to Provide “Hui Jia Bao” Inclusive Homeowners’ Insurance in Nanjing Zhibao Technology’s subsidiary secures contract for affordable

TLDR: The top three largest global insurtech equity deals in Q2 had an average funding round of $117 million, earning an average of 9.20% of their total funding in Q2. In total,