Elizabeth Blosfield

Federato, an InsurTech focused on underwriting intelligence, has launched an agentic AI platform designed to help insurers harness technology to assess, quote, and manage risk. The new solution aims to eliminate inefficiencies and enable underwriters to move away from relying on outdated manual processes. “For decades, the insurance industry has been held back by an … Continued

Artificial intelligence is quickly reshaping the insurance landscape, and Gallagher Re’s global head of InsurTech, Andrew Johnston, warned in the company’s latest Global InsurTech Report that this trend shouldn’t be ignored. “There remains some skepticism in reinsurance of just how impactful AI could be, but it is becoming clearer that this is a once in … Continued

In this episode of Between the Lines with Elizabeth Blosfield we’ll take a closer look at the complex intersection of artificial intelligence, ethical responsibility, legal risk, and insurance coverage in today’s recruitment landscape. As the insurance industry grapples with talent shortages due to a retiring workforce, this discussion offers timely guidance for designing responsible AI-powered … more

Risks associated with systemic cyber events are no longer hypothetical scenarios but growing realities for organizations, insurers and cybersecurity professionals alike, according to findings from a recent survey report by CyberCube and Munich Re. In fact, surveyed experts said that another event on the scale of WannaCry or NotPetya would not be seen as surprising. … Continued

Artificial intelligence is evolving at a rapid speed, and insurers are finding themselves in the driver's seat of this transformation, according to

Embracing artificial intelligence in insurance is a race, but one that experts describe as a race to the starting rather than the finish line. "I think

In a competitive insurance landscape, delivering the best customer experience goes beyond simply processing claims. It means creating efficiency for

Cybersecurity professionals, businesses, individuals and insurers alike are fighting a war with cyber criminals, and they might be losing, according to

Artificial intelligence technology has continued to evolve, and it's affecting many areas of insurance from claims to underwriting to customer service,

As cyber insurance rates have begun to stabilize, insurance carriers are seeking more diversification to fuel their underwriting and growth strategies,