Today ReSource Pro Insights, our research practice, announces a big milestone: the release of our 300th published research report, “Embedded Insurance: Disruptor or Distraction?”
From warranties to travel insurance, embedded insurance has been around for decades, but its potential impact is now being widely recognized.
Explore the transformative impact of digital solutions on insurance distribution in our new report. From addressing pain points like data enrichment to balancing technology with human expertise, discover insights that can reshape your distribution processes.
Mark Breading reflects on the impact of CES on the insurance industry, discussing evolving themes from 2019 to 2024. From AI’s widespread presence to the blurring of digital and real worlds, he emphasizes the importance of data and the continued evolution of mobility and digital health.
When it emerged in late 2022 with ChatGPT, Generative AI made artificial intelligence technologies more visible – and got insurance organizations wondering how these new capabilities would transform the industry.
At InsureTech Connect 2023 in Las Vegas, generative AI dominates discussions. Amidst this, four contrasting observations portray the insurance industry’s uncertain future. The balance teeters between positive and negative outcomes, leaving the direction uncertain. Success hinges on adaptability, responsible innovation, and strategic vision.
In the midst of academic debates on the global insurtech landscape, one undeniable truth shines through: Israel’s insurtech innovation is thriving, boasting a remarkable ecosystem of 180 vibrant companies. This underscores the enduring vitality of insurtech innovation in Israel; pulsating energy, fostering valuable networking and showcasing the spirit of innovation.
A new ReSource Pro research report examines the channel distribution plans of MGAs in 2023, including their current partnerships, how they expect distribution to change in the next few years, and their strategies to expand various channel partners over the next few years.
There are three ways insurance companies are and can leverage the power of AI: automation, augmentation, and action – the three “As.” However, there remain concerns over the use of AI in insurance, including data privacy concerns, ethical issues, and its ability to ensure fair decision-making.
From the changing behaviors and expectations of the future customer to the shifting global issues around climate and geopolitical risks, the insurance industry will need to adapt to the intensifying challenges in order to keep pace and succeed in the insurance world of 2035. Here are the trends that will shape the industry as we know it.