Just a month after issuing a warning about crypto assets, insurer Lloyd's of London is beginning to enter the business, a new partnership shows.
MetLife Asia affiliate LumenLab has successfully trialed a blockchain-powered insurance product to offer financial protection to pregnant women.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has launched a blockchain platform along with its first application – one for tracking invoices.
The American Association of Insurance Services is turning to IBM Blockchain to support a new automated insurance reporting tool.
Nexus is one of several blockchain startups trying to revive mutual insurance. Its first product will cover the risks of ethereum smart contracts.
The enterprise DLT startup now sees a vast range of opportunities, both within the industry where its founder spent most of her career and outside it.
The RiskBlock Alliance, whose members include insurance giants Chubb, Marsh and Liberty Mutual, has decided to build its blockchain on R3's Corda.
A group of reinsurance giants in China are jointly developing a blockchain system aimed to reduce data disparities in the industry.
Blockchain insurance consortium B3i announced Monday it would use R3's Corda platform to develop its products.
A group of companies piloting a blockchain-based insurance platform for global shipping industry said the technology is now live in commercial use.
A perfect storm of new tech including blockchain, the internet of things and big data analytics is changing the outlook for microinsurance.
ANZ bank has partnered with IBM to build a blockchain solution for transparent, secure transfer of data and premiums in the insurance sector.
Fitch Ratings published a report Wednesday noting that blockchain can be a long-term solution to issues facing the insurance industry today.
A decentralized insurance policy built with blockchain and smart contract technology will provide cover for natural disasters in Puerto Rico.
Giving progress reports on their blockchain projects, bankers come across browbeaten and anxious, while their cousins in insurance sound spritely.