We regularly curate the latest insights and reports provided by and in collaboration with our partners and stakeholders to create the largest platform for knowledge-sharing and development within the world’s insurance industry.
The gap between the best-performing cyber insurers and the worst-performing will widen in 2022, according to the CEO of cyber risk analytics specialist, CyberCube.
There are some negative phenomena that are foreseen for the following year, which are part of the ravages that this pandemic has left.
It is difficult to imagine where digital business operations would be today if it wasn’t for the catalyst that is the pandemic. For nearly two years, businesses across industries, and especially within insurance, accelerated digital transformation plans to adapt to remote access for customers and employees.
Building a culture of innovation doesn’t happen passively—it requires commitment and careful nurturing.
ISG Pulse of the Insurance Industry survey finds 42% report security vulnerabilities increasing along with digitalization
“Our overarching goal is to facilitate the Lloyd’s market to be the preeminent corporate and specialty insurance and reinsurance market in the world.” That’s how Patrick Tiernan, Lloyd’s chief of markets, introduced the Lloyd’s 2022 capital plans.
No one knows what 2022 will bring for travelers. But if anyone has an idea, it’s Sasha Gainullin, the CEO of the travel insurance company battleface. I asked Gainullin about what lies ahead next year. Here are his predictions.
The pandemic turned everything upside down in 2020, and the dust hasn’t settled yet. Will 2022 mark a return to normal life? Don’t bet on it! Expect the changes we’ve seen to continue accelerating innovation and technology in all aspects of insurance. Here are 10 key trends and predictions to watch in 2022.
A robust supply of capital combined with growing ranks of new investors is driving record investment into the insurtech sector.
Life insurers paid out more than $90 billion in death benefits at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic last year, the highest single-year rise since the 1918 influenza epidemic, data from the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) has revealed.
Please feel free to send us an email
news@insurtechinsights.com
