The seemingly innocuous act of signing two separate documents for a single reinsurance agreement
The traditional auto insurance claims process, often a source of significant frustration for
The once-predictable landscape of auto claims processing is now fractured by compounding pressures that are rendering traditional workflows and legacy systems obsolete at an astonishing rate. What was recently a theoretical application of technology has rapidly become a strategic necessity.
The financial landscape for commercial solar projects is often a complex terrain, where the promise of long-term energy savings and environmental benefits must be weighed against significant upfront investment and the inherent risks of a multi-decade operational lifespan. For financiers, investors,
In the high-stakes world of private equity, where a single vulnerability can cascade into a
In a landscape where independent insurance brokerages are increasingly absorbed by larger entities,

The recent failure of a homeowners' insurance regulation bill in Illinois is more than a local political story. It is a critical flashpoint in a national debate over how to price risk in an era of…

For years, insurers have layered new tech onto old systems, creating a patchwork of platforms,

The traditional approach to managing risk in the insurance industry is no longer practical. For

A silent revolution is underway in risk management, and B2B2C insurance is at the center of it .

Few things have stayed the same in the business world over the past few decades—and change has
A landmark ruling from the Colorado Court of Appeals has sent a clear message to the insurance industry, imposing a significant $35,600 penalty on Esurance Property & Casualty Insurance Co. for its failure to promptly disclose an auto insurance policy. The decision in Bohanan v. Esurance Property &
The pervasive and escalating issue of insurance fraud now imposes a multi-billion dollar tax on
The overwhelming aftermath of a severe storm presents homeowners with the dual challenge of not