Emerging Technologies

Most insurers are looking outside the industry for the best ways to improve their systems, processes and products.

Between Series B and Series D funding, $2 billion to $3 billion is being directed to insurance startups annually -- and the amounts will keep growing.

Chatbots are still in their early stages, but it is hard not to see their game-changing potential in the insurance space.

Among many other things, the U.S. could follow India's lead in doing away with currency and moving toward a digital economy.

These six are attacking major problems in smart ways, so, even if they stumble, they should teach us something important.

Distribution costs will be higher than they expect, and they will suffer from capital costs unless they form the right partnerships.

Insurers may face “death by a thousand cuts”--not unlike what banking faced as fintech disrupted all parts of the value chain at once.

Insurers should focus more on the rapidly changing world of products and services, because of emerging technologies.