Let’s see what’s in the news today. Verisk launches Claims Advisory Board to drive insurance innovation Verisk, a prominent global data analytics and technology provider, has established an Advisory Board to meet

TLDR: – Covertech, an Australian InsurTech group, believes that several technology trends will transform the general insurance broking sector in Australia. – These trends include the use of immersive internet technologies such

TLDR: The London insurance market is set to undergo a transformation with the adoption of Blueprint Two, an initiative that aims to reshape the industry. The readiness of brokers to embrace the

TLDR: Arch Insurance North America has appointed Prabhu Venkataraman as Chief Information Officer (CIO) as part of its efforts to enhance technology implementation and services. Venkataraman, who joins from Berkshire Hathaway Specialty

TLDR: Foxquilt has partnered with global insurance provider Markel to drive embedded insurance innovation for small businesses in North America. Foxquilt’s underwriting platform, powered by data analytics, will recommend tailored coverage and

TLDR: Verisk has created a Claims Advisory Board to drive innovation in the insurance industry. The board, consisting of chief claims officers, will assist Verisk in developing industry-leading products and services such

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Getting Data into Insurance and Using it Right with Max Drucker, Co-Founder and CEO of {Carpe Data Unlock the power of data in insurance with

TLDR: Arch Insurance North America has appointed Prabhu Venkataraman as Chief Information Officer (CIO) to drive technology transformation. Venkataraman will focus on implementing technology and services to meet the market demand for

TLDR: Digital managing general agent Foxquilt has formed a strategic capacity partnership with global specialty insurance provider Markel to offer embedded small business insurance technology. Foxquilt uses a data analytics-driven full-stack underwriting

TLDR: A recent survey has found that 72% of drivers are uncomfortable with automakers sharing their data with third parties. This lack of trust in tech in cars could hinder the development