Insurtech
After Blueprint Two: what a cargo coverholder should stop waiting for
In March 2026, Lloyd’s set out a new strategy and confirmed it was transitioning away from Blueprint Two. This content highlights the implications for cargo coverholders, and how tigerlab’s platform connects delegated authority and brokerage operations.
Big Interview: Hardeep Gulati, Duck Creek
Following Duck Creek’s acquisition of AI-native underwriting platform Send, CEO Hardeep Gulati outlines the efficiency gains he expects from bringing the businesses together and his ambitions to double revenue in the next four to five years.
Insurance fraud no longer a sideline issue
A fundamental shift in the way claims and fraud teams work together is underway. This content focuses on why insurance fraud is no longer a sideline issue, and how technology and intelligence sharing is empowering counter-fraud teams to take a proactive…
Reinsurance in life insurance: How it works in 2026
This guide explains why life insurers might use reinsurance in 2026. Topics covered: what risks get reinsured; the types and structures involved; how it works mechanically; the offshore boom reshaping the market; and the regulation now tightening around…
The changing face of insurance fraud
The motivations to commit fraud remain largely unchanged, but the tools available to fraudsters are becoming more powerful by the month. This content focuses on the changing face of fraud, based on the key findings from Insurance Post’s latest fraud…
US property and casualty insurance industry statistics 2026
How big is the US P&C insurance market and what are the current trends? This blog explores the numbers that matter for 2026, organised by market size, profitability, catastrophe exposure, line of business, and the largest carriers.
Autonomous agentic AI: Are insurers ready for the next 30 years?
The technology foundation that powered insurance for the last 30 years is not the one that will power the next 30. With AI radically changing the industry, this content outlines the practical implications of this new era of insurance technology and five…
A diagnostic for leadership: The performance gap under pressure
Five structural gaps are widening the performance divide in insurance organisations. This whitepaper pinpoints five gaps that determine performance under pressure and highlights three diagnostic tools that enable insurers to shift from diagnosis to…
Can MGAs stay ahead in personal lines pricing?
In today’s fast paced, competitive, personal lines market, pricing has become a key battleground. This content highlights why pricing agility, richer data and digital trading capabilities are becoming the defining competitive advantages for ambitious…
Winners of British Insurance Technology Awards 2026 revealed
Domestic & General, Mind Your Business Group (InsureTec.com) and DynaRisk were all two time winners at the British Insurance Technology Awards held last night (24 September) at The Brewery in London.
Link’s Cook on why insurers must put people before tech
Maxim Cook, co-chair of Link, the LGBTQ+ Insurance Network, explains why inclusive, people-centred change is the foundation of successful digital transformation.
AI will amplify rather than replace underwriting expertise
Allison Hamilton, head of US customer success at Cytora, argues the industry’s future will depend not on replacing experienced underwriters with artificial intelligence, but on helping them adapt and use technology to enhance their judgement.
Q&A: David Daiches, Inshur
David Daiches, COO and co-founder of Inshur, discusses the insurtech’s partnership with DoorDash in the US, regulatory differences, and how close it is to profitability.
15 insurtechs compete in ‘record-breaking’ Lloyd’s Lab
Lloyd’s Lab ran its 17th cohort pitch day on Thursday (10 September) as start-ups competed in the realms of space-weather data, weather intervention, and frontier-AI forecasting.
Why connected data is the real AI advantage in insurance
What separates insurers who experiment with AI from those who scale it into real, measurable outcomes? This blog highlights some key takeaways from a recent discussion between Microsoft and AutoRek which explored the power of connected AI data within…
Why data readiness comes before AI in insurance
How can insurers continue to evolve without losing the visibility, accuracy, and confidence needed to operate at scale? This blog highlights why getting the foundations right, including data readiness, holds the key to making AI a genuine accelerator…
How does the London Market keep its edge post-Blueprint Two?
Following the shelving of Blueprint Two, Tom Luckham explores how the London market is learning from the successes and failures of the programme in order to transform the technical capabilities of the sector.
Case study: How automation transformed insurance payment matching and allocation
A leading Irish insurance broker and financial services provider, serving public sector policyholders, faced operational strain from a manual payment allocation process. This case study explores how the organisation leveraged AutoRek’s platform to…
Bordereaux reconciliation explained: Standardising risk, premium and claims data
Insurance operations depend on a web of data exchanges between brokers, carriers, third-party administrators, reinsurers, and banks. This content explains how bordereaux sits at the centre of this web by tracking risks, premiums, and claims as they move…
Does your AI accelerate solutions or amplify the status quo?
For most insurers, the question has moved past whether to adopt AI. However, what’s still unresolved is whether the operating model underneath that AI can keep pace with change. This blog highlights why the quality of an insurer’s operating model…
Q&A: Tim Hardcastle, Instanda
Tim Hardcastle, CEO and co-founder of Instanda, speaks to Insurance Post about the progress of his complex commercial lines product, promising underwriting agentic pilots, and the ‘black box’ limit in artificial intelligence.