Underwriting

It has become clear that product development can no longer occur in silos, with one function creating products for another function to sell.

Why one insurtech that is putting structure to critical claims and underwriting data is becoming part of the industry’s lexicon.

Outdated analytic techniques can hide strategic opportunities, and up-and-comers will use more sources and more relevant data.

An EY survey finds that initial use cases are narrowly defined but that technologies are advancing key capabilities.

Lenders draw data on individuals from all three credit bureaus. Why don't insurers do the same with the three sources of hazard data?

The sharing economy is exposing situations in which new liabilities need coverage. Many are not covered by standard insurance policies.

Algorithms have been developed and are moving from a proof-of-concept phase in academia to implementations in insurance firms.

If you spend $1 on development in the traditional approach, what would it cost you using today's tools and techniques? Pennies.