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  • Global financial technology provider FIS has launched a generative AI-powered assistant within its Insurance Risk Suite, marking a significant step forward for actuarial technology in the insurance industry. REG Technologies
  • The expanding U.S. Insurtech ecosystem-supported by advancements in AI, analytics, cloud computing, and digital distribution-presents a major opportunity for insurers to redefine product design, pricing, and customer engagement. Next Move Strategy Consulting
  • Tech-driven M&A, especially AI-focused transactions, is on the rise, with Bain & Co reporting nearly half of large strategic technology deals in 2025 linked to AI, a trend increasingly influencing insurance M&A and expected to drive more cross-border deals in 2026. REG Technologies
  • The winners of the next decade, whether legacy carriers or agile insurtech startups, will not be the companies that pay claims the fastest. Emerline
  • A new survey from Digital Insurance finds most insurers and brokers plan to increase technology spending in 2026, with AI, cybersecurity tools and digital platforms driving investment. Claims Pages
  • Achieving Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliance will ensure that sensitive patient information collected and processed by the embedded smart technology remains secure and adheres to U.S. healthcare regulations. The Manila Times
  • BNP Paribas Cardif will participate through the insurance arm of BNP Paribas, Xiaomi through a technology affiliate registered in Sichuan province, and Volkswagen through its financial services affiliate in China. Insurance Business
  • Digital transformation and insurtech integration The integration of emerging technology will accelerate in 2026. IFA Magazine
  • Insurance executives plan to increase spending on artificial intelligence in 2026 despite facing critical skills shortages that threaten their ability to scale the technology. Insurance Business
  • Australian businesses are facing heightened insurance risk pressures as exposures increase across litigation, technology adoption, supply chain disruptions, catastrophic events, and geopolitical tensions. Insurance Business
  • As reported by the Egyptian National Social Insurance Authority, the beginning of 2026 will see the rollout of increased pension payments for retirees, including teachers and other public sector workers. Grand Pinnacle Tribune
  • The insurance technology sector is set to increase at a CAGR of 51.7% from 2022 to 2030. LeadSquared
  • Expect the insurance industry's digital transformation to continue in 2026, with many companies investing more in mobile technology, such as consumer-facing apps, digital platforms, and online portals. Invoca
  • Several insurance experts weigh in on how different sectors of the industry will respond in 2026 as costs continue to rise and technology evolves. Yahoo Finance
  • On the technology front, the Insurance Council of Australia has flagged a new wave of exposures, including the impact of AI, quantum computing and consumer-managed personal data stores as key weaknesses that could threaten Australia's cyber security future. Insurance Business
  • By 2030, the intersection of climate change, regulation and technology will likely redefine how property insurance works. VIU by HUB

Last updated: 26 March 2026



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