All Insurtech articles – Page 2
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NewsAI in insurance: a focus on fairness – Earnix
At its core, fairness in machine learning means implementing algorithms that make decisions impartially, writes Luba Orlovsky, principal researcher at Earnix, a technology firm focused on data-driven pricing.
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NewsAn arms race for data and AI – quantum leap needed
AI appears to be changing the world rapidly, but how is its adoption changing insurance? An interview with Capgemini’s Adam Denninger.
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NewsDWIC24: Phinsys wins Lloyd’s Lab ‘Dragons’ Den’ insurtech competition
Five graduate startups of the Lloyd’s Lab insurtech incubator made their pitches to DWIC 2024, grilled by questions from a panel that included Vicky Carter, deputy chair of Lloyd’s.
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NewsWhen is a technology company not a technology company? – Ebix Europe
A crucial distinction arises when a company outsources critical development tasks to third-party vendors, writes Peter Smyth, vice president, Ebix Europe.
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NewsDemonstrating the value of AI to the insured will be key to its success – Cytora CEO
Cytora’s CEO Richard Hartley reflected on the re/insurance industry’s multi-faceted embrace of AI.
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NewsBeyond automation: moving to generative AI – Xceedance
The insurance industry is beginning to understand the potential of generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) and adopt it for certain processes, but Amit Tiwari, co-founder and president at Xceedance, thinks it’s time to move beyond basic task automation to fully harness the power of AI.
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NewsNeal issues Blueprint Two update after phase one delayed to October
Lloyd’s of London chief executive John Neal has said that phase one of Blueprint Two will be implemented when there is confidence that the technology works.
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NewsQ&A: ICEYE on the utility of satellite data for flood damage mitigation
Sponsored: Rupert Bidwell, vice president for insurance solutions at ICEYE, talks to GR’s sister title Insurance Times about the power of leveraging satellite technology
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NewsInsurtech euphoria has cooled, focus on immediate value – GAIF panel
An insurtech innovation panel debate at the GAIF34 event in Oman emphasised ways forward for insurtech, and AI in particular, to demonstrate the most value to insurance in the shortest time possible.
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NewsFourth Industrial Revolution progress report – Xceedance
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has been advancing more slowly than expected, but generative AI is accelerating change, says Justin Davies, head of region, EMEA, Xceedance.
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NewsAxio announces Lloyd’s investment
Insurtech graduate of the Lloyd’s Lab focused on quantifying cyber risk for critical infrastructure.
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NewsTechnology is driving market change – Swiss Re Solutions’ Higginbotham
AI isn’t putting commercial and specialty lines underwriters out of a job anytime soon, but technology can reduce the protection gap, expanding the re/insurance market into fresh pastures, Russell Higginbotham, CEO of reinsurance solutions, Swiss Re suggests.
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News“Business as usual” for Ebix Europe despite Ebix Inc’s US Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The London market arm is unaffected by the US firm’s bankruptcy proceedings filed in Texas, with the launch of PlacingHub still set for January 2024.
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NewsSteadfast in turbulent times – Mapfre's Huertas addresses Geneva Association Summit
To mark 50 years of the Geneva Association, a keynote address from Mapfre’s CEO touched on themes of technology, cyber, climate, and closing the protection gap.
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NewsFour new satellites take ICEYE up to 31 deployed in space
SpaceX’s latest launch adds more radar imaging satellites to the picture for the synthetic aperture radar specialist, which serves governments, such as the US and Ukraine, as well as re/insurance markets.
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NewsQ3 surge causes insurtech investment to surpass $1bn – Gallagher Re
Driven by a 25.5% quarter-on-quarter surge in P&C insurtech investment, new funding edged past a billion dollars to $1.1bn during the third quarter of 2023, up 19.8%, according to the latest Global Insurtech Report from Gallagher Re.
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NewsHowden Ventures innovation hub launches with £500m capacity
New incubator backed by delegated underwriting capacity from backed by Lloyd’s underwriters, including Tokio Marine Kiln, Chaucer, and Liberty Specialty Markets. Its first investment was named as CetoAI, a marine technology firm.
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NewsEmpowering Insurance Agility: Technology’s Crucial Role in Advanced Exposure Management
In the intricate tapestry of re/insurance, where uncertainty and opportunity entwine, effective exposure management emerges as the compass guiding insurers through a dynamic, ever-evolving market, writes Ebix Europe sales director James Pring.
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NewsAsia Pac climate, cyber, sustainability focus for the latest Lloyd’s Lab cohort
The insurtech incubator for developing innovative insurance products in the Lloyd’s market welcomes its 11th cohort of 12 startups.
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NewsSupercede discusses the avoidable tax on poor quality reinsurance data
The digital revolution has reshaped countless industries, so why is reinsurance seriously lagging behind? Especially when the ability to harness and effectively manage data is becoming the critical determinant of success in our unique marketplace.
