Insure Think

As vehicles become more connected, autonomous, shared, and electric, the traditional landscape for auto insurance will undergo transformation.

To keep pace with emerging risks, insurers must carefully identify which technologies can truly mitigate risk and reduce losses.

Building meaningful relationships with carriers and stakeholders can be a challenge for insurtechs.

Technology and climate impacts are just two of the factors that could impact the auto insurance and collision repair industries.

It's essential for insurers to be ready when disasters strike.

When it comes to pricing property risk and assessing the impact of severe weather events, catastrophe models are the backbone of the process.

Focusing on customized benefits, mental health, compliance and data-driven insights will shape the workplace in a way that benefits everyone.

Regular reviews can determine whether a life insurance policy is performing according to expectations and meeting the client's current financial objectives.

The divergence between improved safety statistics and escalating liability claims reflects a complex trucking industry landscape.

One of the most significant transformations in 2025 will be the effort to digitize disconnected care journeys that fall outside of the digital health operating system.

For carriers covering breach recovery expenses efficient data mining for timely breach response has never been more critical.

Artificial intelligence can act as an early warning system for claims professionals.

How deepfakes are impacting the insurance industry and how insurers are stepping up their detective game to combat fraud.

The insurance industry is on the precipice of transformation, driven by sophistication in AI, changing market conditions and modern technologies.

AI and the evolution of social engineering risks are making it easier for bad actors to impersonate legitimate organizations to perpetrate scams.

The adoption of AI applications is creating a need for regulation to protect against bias, data privacy issues, cybersecurity and other risks.

Five key trends could affect the insurance industry in 2025.

By taking a more active role and partnering with the right brokers, companies can offer better options at a lower cost.

A new study from Asurion Europe examines the impediments to the adoption of smart home technology.

Next year is anticipated to be a defining moment for the extensive adoption of automation and AI in the insurance sector.

Insurance innovation insights from eight years of the Qorus-Accenture Innovation in Insurance Awards.

While insurers can't rebuild the grid, they are uniquely positioned to play an important role in mitigating these risks.

Clean energy transition to continue despite likely policy changes under new administration.

Life insurers and distributors urgently need to shatter their reliance on outdated processes to fix the customer satisfaction problem.

Companies should adopt a privacy-first approach to biometric authentication.

With advancements in technology, changing consumer expectations and a growing focus on sustainability, insurers must adapt.

These bad actors thought their criminal activities would provide a big pay day – they were wrong.

Having health insurance doesn't necessarily keep people with high or ongoing medical costs out of debt.

When explaining cyber insurance to customers, it's important to focus on common misconceptions.

The unstructured data challenge in insurance is massive, but so are the opportunities for companies that effectively harness the information.

As the workforce ages and talent acquisition struggles, the industry must confront the implications of key person risk and implement strategies to mitigate it.

Fear and a lack of information can be key contributors to a keeping policyholders underinsured.

Responsible AI governance should be a foundational construct of any insurance carrier'sAI strategy and needs to be considered at each and every stage of the Gen AI journey.

Paper checks can delay the claims payment process for policyholders, but many companies are still hesitant to move to a digital payment system.

Internet of Things devices can provide peace of mind for homeowners, but they can also create unexpected risks.

How can we make document validation immediate to reduce customer dropoff? Enter AI.

Each age group needs different benefits to feel their priorities are being supported.

Despite the buzz over AI's positive impact on claims, carriers may need to ramp up their anti-fraud efforts.

A new study from CCC examines key factors affecting customer satisfaction.

Some best practices and use cases for insurance agents as they consider adopting artificial intelligence.

A new industry trends report highlights plans for innovation and how implementation could reshape the insurance ecosystem.

How insurers can leverage AI, specifically computer vision, to handle both major catastrophic and emerging micro-CAT events.

Digital technologies are changing the role of insurance agents as they transition from being product-centric to customer-centric.

Technology is changing every aspect of the customer experience and can be a deciding factor when it comes to retaining policyholders.

Insurance companies can provide peace of mind and budget relief through innovating on how they partner with their customers to provide services and by leveraging advanced technology solutions.

Despite increased cybersecurity awareness, greater spending on defense, and a maturing industry, cyber threats continue to accelerate at an unprecedented rate.

When communities can't access affordable insurance, it can decrease home values, tank municipal bond ratings, and cripple the tax base — and this will only get worse if left unaddressed.

Humans are often the greatest risks to a company's cybersecurity.

Embedded insurance allows businesses to immediately provide customers with insurance for their purchases.

A look at key advancements, benefits and future implications.