For the insurance industry, millennials’ consumption choices present a massive opportunity to rethink what insurance looks like and how it’s sold.

The insurance industry itself is quite diverse when it comes to the types of companies it encompasses. The following are five of the most un-insurancy roles you can find within the insurance industry.

People with lifelong careers in insurance rave about it while new agents and producers quickly flee. So where’s the disconnect? Here are three reasons we believe it’s worth the effort to stay the course and invest in a long-term insurance career.

If you’re looking for proof that outdated technology, manual processes, and data silos can result in catastrophe, all you need to do is look to Southwest Airlines. What can insurance professionals learn from the system breakdown?

Even as we keep an eye on “Big Data” and stay wary of protecting vulnerable populations from digital disruption that poses harm, we can stay excited about the ways insurtech can improve the industry.

It’s the cusp of the New Year. Strike a new pose, turn over a leaf, and buckle up, because here are the best compliance resolutions for the coming year for those of us tasked with maintaining producer licenses or appointments.

Carriers seeking to grow while maintaining reputations of being low-risk and easy to work with will need to lean into digital transformations that keep growth and compliance from competing.

MGAs and MGUs face unique challenges in breaking through the industry noise to prove their worth to players on both the upstream and downstream sides of the sales pipeline.

Health insurance (officially called “accident or health and sickness”) is one of the major, or general, lines of authority (LOAs) defined by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) in its Uniform...

As the talent landscape becomes more competitive, a true differentiator will be producer experience. How producers feel about working with you will play a key role in their decision to join, and stay at, your agency.

State by state variations of laws, compliance protocols, industry transparency, and general regulatory cultures is a little bit like herding cats. What better way to wrangle some of the more localized insurance news than in a Regulatory Roundup?

Low- and no-code software is becoming a must-have for insurance businesses that recognize the need for adaptability and speed on an ongoing basis.

Understanding whether your potential acquisition has a history of ignoring compliance can be key in assessing its value, and in understanding how easily you’ll find a culture fit.

If you’re looking to use data-driven decision making, accessing your data isn’t just important, it’s imperative.