Insurtech
Cloud migration reality for insurance CIOs & CTOs: Seven reasons why you can’t wait
Did you know that cloud-first insurers are achieving up to 40-50% faster time-to-market, reducing infrastructure costs by up to 30% and building AI capabilities? This content provides a practical guide to cloud transformation for insurance technology…
Real-world AI implementation and your action plan
AI can drive competitiveness in insurance, but only with the right platform, expertise, implementation strategy, and partnership. This content sheds light on business scenarios of AI in action, implementation strategies and the critical success factors…
Yates exits EIS after almost four years
Rory Yates announced Friday (31 October) was his last day as chief strategy officer at EIS Ltd.
Insurers double tech hires as AI climbs agenda
UK insurers have more than doubled the number of new board appointees with technology expertise over the past year, outpacing their banking and asset management peers.
Q&A: Mark Miller, Insurevision
Mark Miller, founder and CEO of Insurevision, discusses with Insurance Post how the firm’s artificial intelligence computer vision technology has the capacity to begin telematics 2.0 and fulfil the untapped potential of the original technology.
CEO voices – A Sollers interview series: Interview with Ken Norgrove, CEO of Intact Insurance
Climate change is the top challenge. Reinsurance, nature-based solutions, and AI in pricing and claims are key. Success lies in blending tech and people. This article explores how digital claims, broker ties, and commercial lines can boost UK market…
Could Applied be lining up a bid to buy a UK software house?
Deputy Editor’s View: It has been a few months now since Applied Systems pulled its Epic product from the UK. However, Scott McGee asks if they are lining up an even more shocking move?
Q&A: Haris Khan, Novee
Haris Khan, CEO and co-founder of Novee discusses how the firm will execute its mission to solve efficiency and data visibility challenges for underwriting technology.
Marshmallow names motor brokerage CEO
Marshmallow has appointed Samuel Butler CEO of its car insurance brokerage subsidiary Marshmallow Financial Services Limited.
Insurtechs shaping the future of autonomous vehicle insurance
With several developments in the autonomous vehicle space in recent months, Damisola Sulaiman analyses how insurtechs seem to be the first movers on this inevitable shift in the mobility landscape.
How insurance can realise the personalised motor policy dream
Damisola Sulaiman analyses the landscape of usage-based motor insurance, including its tailwinds, previous failings and recent innovations that may turn the personalised motor insurance dream into a reality.
Kelsall at Marshmallow no s’more
Marshmallow head of claims Nick Kelsall has left the insurer for Munich Re.
We need a new way to talk about AI in insurance
For all the noise around AI, the insurance industry still lacks a shared, standardised language to talk about maturity, risk, and readiness. This short blog highlights why we need a new way to talk about AI in insurance.
Agentic AI: The new architecture and deployment strategies
Cut through the hype to learn how agentic AI differs from traditional automation and how its three building blocks work together to create intelligent orchestration capabilities. This whitepaper provides a behind the scenes look at Agentic AI in…
From standardised to personalised – insurance’s data revolution
Today’s insurers can now craft bespoke coverage tailored to individual lifestyles, behaviours, and risk profiles, resulting in an insurance policy as unique as a consumer’s fingerprint. This blog sheds light on how the insurance data revolution is…
Former Tempcover execs launch short-term motor insurtech
The ex-Tempcover team has launched short-term motor insurance startup Covertime.
How to fix the broker/insurer data gap
Poor data exchange between brokers and insurers is more than an operational nuisance - it’s a threat to trust, profit, and client outcomes, warns Zulf Raja, head of insurance at Dun & Bradstreet.
Powering today's insurance claims cycle with AI
Today’s world operates at mobile-first speed, yet many insurers still rely on outdated claims processes. This vlog explains how AI can transform this landscape and why adopting AI can enable insurers to achieve faster claims resolutions, improved…
From LLMs to agentic AI: The evolution of AI decisioning platforms
As AI evolves at an unprecedented pace, organisations are grappling with how to harness its full potential. This blog explores the evolution of AI integration in AI decisioning platforms, future opportunities, and the practical challenges of developing…
Data, access & innovation: Shaping insurance’s next wave
In this episode of the TIA Talks Podcast, Kali Bagary, VP Business Development Africa & Nordics at Sapiens, Amogelang Kgaladi, Group Chief Actuary at Guardrisk and host, Jason Mizen delve into how data, access, and innovation are shaping the future of…
Five things insurers should consider about modernisation
When the world is shifting around you, standing still isn’t safety, it’s exposure. If insurers wait for certainty to modernise, they’ll be too late. This blog highlights five things insurers should consider about modernisation.
Watch Axa and Covea discuss the shift from generative to agentic AI
As insurers become more comfortable with generative artificial intelligence, attention is shifting to the next evolution: agentic AI systems that can reason, plan, and take autonomous action
Rethinking health cash plans in the evolving insurance landscape
Insurers providing health cash plans face growing pressure to control costs while delivering digital, customer-first services - where low margins, high volumes, and regulatory scrutiny intensify the challenge. This whitepaper focuses on how insurers can…
Pricing for the future: Does underwriting need a rethink?
Let’s start with a simple truth: the way we price and underwrite risk isn’t keeping up with the world we’re living in. A recent Sapiens Insights Session with Swiss Re explored what’s really changing (and what needs to change) in underwriting.