Commentary

A combination of insurance hikes and ever-stronger storms are making Florida a rather pricey paradise.

The insurance industry can no longer rely on current strategies and responses to these threats.

Insurance companies can now integrate applications and create new services more easily than was possible before.

Outdated systems continue to hinder insurer innovation, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

What happens when insurance companies set aside millions for insured disasters that didn't occur?

The global market for embedded insurance is projected to grow to about $500 billion by 2030.

During Hurricane Ida, hundreds of barges broke loose along the Mississippi River, causing extensive damage.

Companies can attract new talent for the next generation by focusing on compensation, flexibility and technology.