Your Daily InsurTech Briefing – 2024-01-11

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Closing the insurance talent gap: the role of technology and innovation The gap grows ever wider and needs a solution. Read the original article here

TLDR: Insurers in Kenya are embracing AI technology to improve their businesses, including assessing risks, combatting fraud, and offering personalized pricing. Companies like Prudential Insurance and M-Tiba are integrating AI into their

TLDR: Technology is revolutionizing the employee benefits space, making the experience more personalized, user-friendly, and proactive. AI is being used to streamline healthcare tasks and provide better insights. Benefits are becoming more

TLDR: Artificial intelligence (AI) has been ranked as the top emerging technology in healthcare for four years in a row. 85% of executives see significant potential in AI for enhancing administration, operations,

TLDR: Insurers in Canada are employing new technology like generative artificial intelligence to address industry challenges. Reuters report indicates that insurers are investing in data analytics, automation, and planning to adopt AI

TLDR Key Points: The insurance industry faces a talent gap, with only 7% of young people viewing it as a viable career path. Technology and innovation play a crucial role in attracting

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Flowcode and REIN join forces to revolutionise embedded insurance Flowcode has partnered with REIN, an embedded insurance technology company, to help consumers secure quotes and find

TLDR: In today’s insurance sector, managing the human side of risk is crucial for success. A well-structured risk service plan can lead to benefits for insurers and insureds. In today’s rapidly changing

TLDR: IAT Insurance Group partners with CLARA Analytics to implement Claims DocIntel Pro platform The partnership aims to streamline auto and general liability claims processes, reduce costs, and eliminate errors IAT Insurance

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