10 largest global insurtech equity deals of Q1
The top ten global insurtech equity deals for the first three months of 2025 were valued at more than $5.1 billion and brought in over $812 million.
Scattered Spider hackers target insurance industry, testing cybersecurity strategies
The threat actors utilize a variety of social engineering tactics to gain access to carrier systems and information.
P&C insurers score high in ranking of AI progress
USAA and Intact Financial topped Evident’s list of 30 insurers, about half from the property and casualty business. AXA and Allianz topped the overall list.
The General incrementally adopts new tech
Shanna Barlow, director of the digital and technology product team at The General, spoke with Digital Insurance about how the insurer approaches innovation.
The General incrementally adopts new tech
Shanna Barlow, director of the digital and technology product team at The General, spoke with Digital Insurance about how the insurer approaches innovation.
The hidden cyber risks in insurance partner networks
Third-party vulnerabilities are an understated cybersecurity opening facing insurers in 2025, pushing many to take a new approach to defense planning.
Agentic AI must authenticate identities or risk fraud, expert says
An executive from AU10TIX, an identity verification service that recently partnered with Microsoft to serve insurers’ authentication needs, added that deepfakes are a top threat.
10 largest P&C insurtech deals of Q1
The top ten insurtech deals in the property and casualty market brought in roughly $800 million in funding for the first three months of 2025.
Make insurance more than just paying claims, Nationwide executive says
In an interview following remarks at Insurtech Insights, Sarah Jacobs, a product executive at Nationwide, said lowering costs is the first step to transform insurance’s value proposition.
Homeowners battle insurers over $2.9T climate risk
Because of its soil and its status as the world’s fastest-warming continent, Europe is particularly exposed. The European Central Bank estimates the region’s potential damage from sinking land at more than €2.5 trillion ($2.9 billion) across all euro-area financial institutions.