Everyone figured the local insurance guy was rock-solid, especially for the church. Turns out, he was allegedly stashing their premiums in his own pocket, leaving them uninsured.
A Reddit post revealed a wild hack: make Claude speak like a caveman, and watch your token costs plummet 75%. Now it's a GitHub sensation—but does it dumb down the AI?
Picture this: a Tasmanian driver's worst day, compounded by a claims system straight out of the dial-up era. MAIB's fix? Handing the keys to FINEOS for a total overhaul.
A shiny new partnership promises to fix insurance payments. But after 20 years covering fintech, I've learned to ask: who's actually making money here?
Insurance agencies are quietly shifting how they train their managers. A new self-paced CIC course signals a bigger architectural change in professional development—one that could reshape how small and mid-sized agencies compete.
Qover just raised $12 million to do something audacious: build the infrastructure for a truly global insurance safety net. With AI accelerating what's possible, this Belgian insurtech is betting big on embedded insurance becoming as ordinary as checkout buttons.
The reinsurance market just pulled off something weird: rates kept falling even as Iran shut down one of the world's most critical shipping lanes. Here's what that tells us about capital, competition, and how insulated the property-cat market really is.