Intelligent relationships will reshape group benefits, but many insurers will struggle to keep up says EIS global strategic lead Rory Yates.

Many parts of the insurance sector, which have previously been marred by legacy technology, are now undergoing rapid digital transformation. AI, automation, and embedded insurance are just some of the technologies driving change in everything from underwriting and claims to customer engagement, leading many industry firms and leaders to rethink their approach.

Many parts of the insurance sector, which have previously been marred by legacy technology, are now undergoing rapid digital transformation. AI, automation, and embedded insurance are just some of the technologies driving change in everything from underwriting and claims to customer engagement, leading many industry firms and leaders to rethink their approach.

Pet insurance is at breaking point. In 2023, U.S. providers paid out nearly $2.5 billion in claims on just under $4 billion in premiums – a staggering 63% claims ratio that leaves little room for growth or resilience.

Some thoughts from Rory Yates, Global Head of Strategy of leading SaaS core platform provider to the insurance industry, EIS for you, as the BBC and other mainstream media report on the problems faced by people with a cancer diagnosis, or other pre-existing conditions, who are trying to travel.

Despite its current woes, there’s no doubt that Tesla is an innovator and market disruptor. Having driven some mass-market adoption of electric vehicles, the company continues to explore ways in which to enrich its offering.

Insurance complaints are rising—but they’re also an opportunity. Learn how customer-centric data models and AI can help insurers turn dissatisfaction into loyalty by rethinking outdated, policy-first systems.

Great Entrepreneurs announces The Top 50 Financial Technology Entrepreneurs of 2025, including EIS CEO Alec Miloslavsky. These founders are reimagining financial services from the ground up—building platforms that move money faster, extend credit more fairly, automate complex processes, and make financial tools more accessible to businesses and individuals alike.

Intelligent relationships will reshape group benefits, but many insurers will struggle to keep up says EIS global strategic lead Rory Yates.

Many parts of the insurance sector, which have previously been marred by legacy technology, are now undergoing rapid digital transformation. AI, automation, and embedded insurance are just some of the technologies driving change in everything from underwriting and claims to customer engagement, leading many industry firms and leaders to rethink their approach.

Many parts of the insurance sector, which have previously been marred by legacy technology, are now undergoing rapid digital transformation. AI, automation, and embedded insurance are just some of the technologies driving change in everything from underwriting and claims to customer engagement, leading many industry firms and leaders to rethink their approach.

Pet insurance is at breaking point. In 2023, U.S. providers paid out nearly $2.5 billion in claims on just under $4 billion in premiums – a staggering 63% claims ratio that leaves little room for growth or resilience.

Some thoughts from Rory Yates, Global Head of Strategy of leading SaaS core platform provider to the insurance industry, EIS for you, as the BBC and other mainstream media report on the problems faced by people with a cancer diagnosis, or other pre-existing conditions, who are trying to travel.

Despite its current woes, there’s no doubt that Tesla is an innovator and market disruptor. Having driven some mass-market adoption of electric vehicles, the company continues to explore ways in which to enrich its offering.

Insurance complaints are rising—but they’re also an opportunity. Learn how customer-centric data models and AI can help insurers turn dissatisfaction into loyalty by rethinking outdated, policy-first systems.

Great Entrepreneurs announces The Top 50 Financial Technology Entrepreneurs of 2025, including EIS CEO Alec Miloslavsky. These founders are reimagining financial services from the ground up—building platforms that move money faster, extend credit more fairly, automate complex processes, and make financial tools more accessible to businesses and individuals alike.

Insurance relies on capital to scale, creating a multiplier effect that boosts pricing, marketing, and tech investment. Explore how M&A accelerates this growth strategy.

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