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Technology and service providers increasingly use data to provide property and casualty insurers with innovative solutions in areas such as risk modeling and loss prevention.  Today’s vendors are deploying technology with the aim of supporting insurance companies to understand exposure and price risk with greater precision and accuracy, model emerging risk categories, and improve loss prevention.

gener8tor is proud to work with Coverager to present our inaugural Annual Insurer Investor Report. This report explores trends around active corporate venture capital (CVC) investors and some of the notable recent deals that transform the industry.

Venture capital used to be a cottage industry, with very few investing in tomorrow’s products and services. Oh, how times have changed! While there are more startups than ever, there’s also more money chasing them. In this series, we look at the new (or relatively new) VCs in the early stages: seed and Series A.

The need to adapt quickly and work virtually is likely to accelerate technology trends and emphasize the value proposition of vendors of vendor solutions that exemplify them.

SMA has compiled a list of the top 50 InsurTech startups in the North American market to assist P&C insurers in making decisions about who to partner with and who may be potential competitors. For nearly a decade, the InsurTech movement has been influencing the insurance industry, from both the business and technology perspectives. Around 1500 startups have entered the market with varying degrees of success. SMA has been following the InsurTech movement since its early days, and at this point, winners are emerging.

InsurTech venture capital financings in the pipeline appear to be going forward, but the likelihood of future deals could be an open question in light of the coronavirus pandemic, according to an industry expert.  Matteo Carbone, an InsurTech expert and founder/director of the IoT Insurance Observatory, said that at least a few more financing deals should come through in the coming weeks, despite the pandemic and the resulting financial uncertainty that has followed.

Carriers are always searching for the silver bullet that will allow them to underwrite policies with more confidence, adjudicate claims without having to pay out one cent more than necessary, and prevent claims from ever having to be paid out.  In this report, Aite Group discusses how locational data is being used by carriers to create value throughout the policy lifecycle.

In this briefing, Willis Towers Watson and CB Insights assess the role and value of contemporary technology in the claims and settlement arena — where (re)insurers demonstrate their true calling.

The Aerial Imaging in Insurance Service Market report starts from an overview of Industry Chain structure, and details industry environment. After that, it estimates market size and projection of Aerial Imaging in Insurance Service market by product, area, and use.