The AI in insurance market is projected to grow at 33.06% CAGR, driven by cloud adoption and evolving regulations like NAIC guidelines and the EU AI Act. This report examines how AI transforms underwriting, claims, and fraud detection across regions.
VYRD partners with ZestyAI to integrate AI-powered risk analytics, improving underwriting and portfolio management for Florida homeowners insurance in hurricane-prone areas.
Explore the 2026 Medicare payment updates for hospice, rehab, and psychiatric care, hospital efficiency initiatives amid rising costs, and growing use of agentic AI in healthcare settings.
Waterdrop Inc.'s AI-driven innovations in Insurtech and healthcare have earned a feature in Harvard Business School's Case Collection, showcasing transformative digital strategies driving growth and operational efficiency in insurance.
Centene withdraws 2025 earnings forecast amid ACA challenges and faces potential credit downgrade. Elevance Health reports declining income. AI tech growth drives demand for energy infrastructure, presenting new investment angles.
Inshur has raised $35 million from Trinity Capital to develop AI-powered embedded auto insurance solutions for autonomous vehicles, targeting U.S. expansion and on-demand service platforms like Uber and Amazon Flex.
A TD Bank survey finds increasing American trust in AI for financial services, highlighting benefits and concerns in banking technology adoption.
Electronic Caregiver introduces Addison Care, the first 3D AI-powered virtual caregiver integrated with athenaOne EHR, delivering enhanced Remote Patient Monitoring and Chronic Care Management services for Medicare patients under CMS reimbursement.
UnitedHealth is implementing AI-driven strategies to overcome Medicare Advantage cost pressures and optimize growth, positioning itself for long-term EPS expansion.
American Financial Group retreats on Charleston property sale to preserve financial flexibility. Meanwhile, AI stocks surge as transformative investment opportunities for the insurance sector.
