In 2025, the insurance industry is undergoing a significant transformation. The decades-old methods of assessing property risk are being superseded by drones and aerial technologies that can determine risk faster, more accurately, and safely. Insurers are using drones to transform roof inspection,
For years, parametric insurance has been synonymous with weather-related dangers . Policies tied to specific, measurable events like wind speeds, rainfall levels, or earthquake magnitudes have long offered faster claims payouts and operational efficiency. However, as global risk profiles shift, B2B
Embedded Insurance 2.0 (EI 2.0) represents an innovative approach to partnering and collaborating with various third-party brands, regardless of their size, to assist them in expanding their businesses, developing attractive new protection options for clients, and ultimately bridging coverage gaps.
The Shift From One-size-fits-all to Tailored Coverage Insurance has always been a numbers game—one riddled by actuarial tables, standardized policies, and broad demographic data that have long dictated how providers assess risk and price coverage. But in today’s customer-first world, those days are
Insurance isn’t “appealing” anymore. But, trust? That’s the currency of this digital-first era. And in a world where consumers choose convenience and leave laggards at the first sign of corporate jargon, insurance companies need to move beyond traditional efforts. That’s why forward-thinking
The rate of occurrence of wildfires has increased in California over the last decade. The hot, dry summers with the Santa Ana winds , coupled with increasing temperatures have created a vulnerability in the region. Over the last 30 years (the 1980s to the 2010s), the wildfires in California have
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