4 InsurTechs That Went Public: How It’s Going So Far
Last year, the insurance industry witnessed three major InsurTechs go public. This week Hippo joined Lemonade, Metromile and Root on the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s how it’s going.
Last year, the insurance industry witnessed three major InsurTechs go public. This week Hippo joined Lemonade, Metromile and Root on the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s how it’s going.
The need for cyber risk mitigation is profound, but only 12% of Americans have purchased a person cyber insurance policy in the past year, according to a Chubb survey.
While the composite rates for both commercial and personal lines decreased overall in second quarter 2021, all segments experienced rate increases.
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AIG, AXIS, Beazley, Chubb, The Hartford, Liberty Mutual Insurance and Travelers have formed a new entity to coordinate the industry’s response to cybercrime.
The Department of Justice complaint alleges the merger would substantially harm competition and leave Americans with fewer choices, higher prices and lower quality services.
The main reason why customer satisfaction has stalled: Companies are missing the mark on effective communication with customers.
The cyberattack shut down 5,500 miles of pipeline and cost the company nearly $5 million to regain access to its systems.
The construction industry has seen significant disruptions over the course of the pandemic, including a continued increase in costs of construction materials.