The New Hampshire Insurance Department has released three bulletins to address key regulatory topics that affect insurers and insurance producers in the state. These updates cover the use of artificial intelligence, how to handle virtual vehicle claims and licensee...
Beginning Thursday, May 1, 2025, the next wave of cyber security compliance requirements under the amended New York State Department of Financial Services’ regulation (23 NYCRR 500) will go into effect. These rules will apply differently depending on your exemption...
There’s a reason you keep hearing that the insurance industry is stable. It’s not just a talking point. In a world in which so many professions are fading into gig work or being overtaken by algorithms, insurance has quietly remained one of the few sectors offering...
Legislation introduced in the New York Assembly on April 8, 2025, would formally authorize and regulate the use of telematics and usage-based insurance in New York state’s private passenger and commercial auto insurance markets. This legislation could signal a move...
On Feb. 11, 2025, the Department of Banking and Insurance issued Bulletin No. 25-03 to clarify how artificial intelligence may be used in insurance operations within the state. The message is clear: while innovation is welcome, consumer protection remains paramount....
Across the region, businesses harness artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things to transform operations, drive smarter decisions and spark extraordinary growth. This movement infuses every corner of business with energy, creativity and the promise of a...
Insurance fraud costs billions of dollars each year, driving up insurance premiums and straining industry resources. From staged accidents to false claims, these schemes harm insurance producers and honest policyholders. Technology is changing the game by enabling...
We’re long past the days when cybersecurity was just an IT issue. Now, it’s a company-wide imperative that requires everyone to be hypervigilant and proactive. With cyberattacks becoming more frequent and sophisticated, organizations must adopt a holistic approach to...
In a recent meeting with PIANJ leadership, Brian Lytwynec, president and chief executive officer; and Jon Zabek, executive vice president membership growth and chief data scientist from Franklin Mutual Insurance Group provided valuable insights into the carrier’s plans for the future. Featured in the photo from left to right: Brian Lytwynec, president and chief executive officer of Franklin Mutual Insurance Group; and Jon Zabek, executive vice president membership growth and chief data scientist of Franklin Mutual Insurance Group.
In recent years, e-bikes and e-scooters—or micromobility vehicles—have taken off across the United States, offering a greener, cheaper and more convenient way to get around, especially in crowded cities and sprawling rural areas. Whether it’s commuters, leisure riders...