Global insurance trends

Sollers Consulting Working With Red River Mutual

The latest partnership news from Sollers Consulting; Sollers Consulting announces the successful completion of an Advanced Product Designer (APD) Conversion project for the Canadian insurer Red River Mutual. The initiative modernizes product configuration across the […]

Global insurance trends

US Market: Mosaic Expands Finpro Capability

The latest expansion news from Mosaic for you; Mosaic Insurance continues to build out its North American finpro capability, with key recent hires and the launch of new primary policies comprising a suite of enhanced […]

Global insurance trends

Tandem Health Secures $100m in Series B Round

The latest news from Tandem Health; Tandem Health, the healthtech company bringing European healthcare into the AI era, today announced it has raised $100m in Series B funding led by the Scaleup Europe Fund, managed […]

Global insurance trends

India: Insurance Product Demand Stats From Policybazaar

It’s always interesting to get some market data from one of the biggest nations of the world in terms of population and demand for health/Life products. Here’s the word; Key highlights: Post-GST reform, term insurance […]

Global insurance trends

New Capacity For California Wildfire Risks

Some good news for California homeowners; New insurance capacity is beginning to take shape in California, and carriers are turning to more precise views of wildfire risk as they enter and expand in the market. […]

Global insurance trends

Smarsh Publishes Results of Customer Support Agent Initiative

Some feedback from Smarsh in the USA, where their customer support agent has been deployed;  Smarsh, the global leader in communications data and intelligence, helps regulated organizations, including many of the world’s largest banks, insurers, […]

Global insurance trends

US Market: Huscarl Raises $5.6m in Seed Round

The latest news from the USA for you; Self-insurance has seen a major surge in recent years, with US companies retaining risk instead of transferring it and setting up dedicated insurance subsidiaries called “captives.” The […]