Grace Crane

1 week ago | dig-in.com | Grace Crane

In an effort to feature more insurtechs, Digital Insurance has modified the format of our Meet the insurtech series. Rock Vitale, EasieOps CEO and founder, shared the following responses, which have been lightly edited. Easie began in 2018 when we started by converting audio to text to support public policy research on incarceration and drug reform in Los Angeles County.

2 weeks ago | dig-in.com | Grace Crane

In an effort to feature more insurtechs, Digital Insurance has modified the format of our Meet the insurtech series. Sam Henry, co-founder and CEO of WealthSmyth AI, shared the following responses, which have been lightly edited. It started with three lifelong friends: Sam Henry and Andrew Kass, two Silicon Valley nerds, and Wendi Henry, an independent financial services agency owner and spouse of Sam Henry.

3 weeks ago | dig-in.com | Grace Crane

In a shift from recent years, men in the United States now pay more for auto insurance than women, according to a recent study from The Zebra. While there are seven states in the U.S. that do not use gender as a rating factor, women pay an average of $33 less, or 1.5% less, in 39 states and pay more than men in only four states and Washington D.C. In a previous 2018 analysis by The Zebra, however, women paid an average of $10 more for auto insurance than men.

4 weeks ago | dig-in.com | Grace Crane

Research from Digital Insurance, conducted during January and February 2025, reveals deeper insights into how insurance companies are currently addressing or planning to address employee skill gaps and talent challenges in the insurance industry.

1 month ago | dig-in.com | Grace Crane

Microinsurance saw a 50% rise in collected premiums since 2021, according to the Landscape of Microinsurance 2024 report, published by the Microinsurance Network. It reveals that microinsurance is growing globally as 344 million people were covered by microinsurance products across the world in 2024, which increased by 70% in the past three years, totaling an insured sum of over $11 billion.