Technology
Q&A: Julian Schoemig, Diesta
Julian Schoemig, CEO and co-founder of Diesta, discusses the challenges with insurance premium payment processing and how he has set up the processing platform for insurers and brokers to fundamentally shift the current landscape.
How to fix the broker/insurer data gap
Zulf Raja, head of insurance at global data giant Dun & Bradstreet, examines why the data gap is felt most strongly between insurers and broker plus how both sides can solve this issue.
Q&A: James Burns, CFC
James Burns, global head of cyber at CFC, speaks to Insurance Post about how long a soft market can stay soft, the current cyber claims environment, and the main issues facing the cyber market.
Cuvva explores sale after ‘unsolicited’ approaches
Cuvva is exploring a potential sale after attracting interest from institutional investors, prompted by the release of its recent growth figures.
60 Seconds With… Graham Gordon of Sapiens
Graham Gordon, product and strategy director for property and casualty at Sapiens, would love to unpick Genesis-era plot twists and brings a touch of Jessica Rabbit flair to everything he does.
Axa acquires Prima
Axa has acquired 51% of Italian insurtech Prima, including its UK business, for €500m (£433.4m).
Tomorrow’s World: Operational Innovation
How insurers can learn from past digital transformation programmes and boost productivity is the topic of Insurance Post’s latest episode of Tomorrow’s World, about operational innovation.
Ransomware ban could increase ‘administrative burden’ on victims
Tom Draper, managing director, UK, at Coalition, has told Insurance Post the insurance industry has a role to play in guiding firms through cyber requirements of the government’s proposed ransomware payment ban.
Compare the Market working with Cambridge University on AI
Compare the Market and the University of Cambridge have committed to a long-term academic partnership involving data science and artificial intelligence skill development, Insurance Post can reveal.
P&C insurance digital transformation - modern strategies for success: In-depth guide
The P&C insurance industry stands at a digital crossroads. Traditional insurers face a tough choice: innovate or fall behind.
Raw materials price insurer seeks FCA authorisation
ChAI, a UK startup that allows businesses to manage supply chain risk by insuring against fluctuations in the price of materials, is seeking authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority to set up its own insurer, Post can reveal.
AI models threaten to ‘blow apart’ price comparison sites
Artificial intelligence large language models such as ChatGPT are set to “blow apart” price comparison website distribution, according to Stella Insurance CEO Sam White.
How P&C carriers are outpacing life insurers on AI adoption
Property and casualty carriers are outpacing life insurance peers with artificial intelligence adoption, thanks to structural advantages that enable faster and more agile use of the technology.
Breaking the workflow: Reimagining insurance with generative AI
Generative AI is opening up possibilities far beyond traditional automation, transforming how insurers operate, make decisions, and serve their customers. But with so much hype, where do you start?
AI, ethics & the future of insurance: What's fact, what's hype?
In this episode of the TIA Talks Podcast, Gary Tessendorf, regional director, sub-Saharan Africa at Sapiens, Tristan Marot, senior associate at Norton Rose Fulbright, and host Jason Mizen, dive into one of the most pressing conversations in the industry …
D&G CEO shares how AI insight is growing business
Domestic & General is backing artificial intelligence data-driven innovation and US expansion to further grow, according to CEO Matthew Crummack.
Saga and NatWest Boxed announce tie-up to expand range
Saga Money has struck a seven-year deal with NatWest Boxed to use the latter’s embedded finance platform to expand the products offered to the over-50s.
Resilience’s updated cyber proposition attracts large corporate interest
Cyber insurance provider Resilience has made inroads with 20 to 30 large corporate clients since lifting its appetite cap and launching new tools designed to make the risks facing complex conglomerates more visible.
Digital transformation in insurance - The 2025 playbook for sustainable growth
This article explores the depth and breadth of digital transformation in insurance, offering insight into technologies, benefits, challenges, and a practical roadmap to guide insurers through this evolution.
Spotlight: How insurers can stay ahead in an AI-driven world
WTW’s Pardeep Bassi explains how insurers can leverage AI more effectively to enhance pricing, portfolio management, underwriting and claims
How cyber insurers are stepping up after M&S attack
How insurers and corporates are reassessing their exposure models and IT risk appetite because of the growing threat of ransomware plus attacks on the likes of M&S plus Co-op is examined by Edmund Tirbutt.
The trends young insurance professionals & their employers need to know
Young professionals want more than just a job – they seek purpose, growth, and a culture that embraces change.
Who do you trust? (to take your insurance system forward)
When it’s time for insurers to implement a new core system – they’re not just deciding on a new platform; they’re choosing a long-term partner.
Throwback Thursday: Lloyd’s ladies; Canada Life’s tech
Insurance Post’s Throwback Thursday steps back in time to July 1970 to remind you what was going on this week in insurance history when Canada Life was going hi-tech and women increased their presence at Lloyd’s.