Independent analysis of embedded insurance platforms, markets, and operating models.
Embedded insurance forecasts range from tens to hundreds of billions. Why the numbers differ and how to build a partner business case that does not depend on them.
Embedded insurance puts non-insurers at the point of sale. Under US rules, that raises licensing questions. Here is how limited lines and the travel retailer model work.
Non-US insurtechs have three ways into US insurance: get licensed, use surplus lines or partner with a fronting carrier and MGA. What each route means in practice.
The brand owns the customer, the MGA runs the program and a licensed carrier holds the obligation. How to map risk before you sign.
A carrier-side checklist for MGA and embedded program agreements, built on the NAIC Managing General Agents Act.
Six categories to score any embedded insurance platform on, each tied to published regulator or industry guidance.
Vendor categories, ten diligence questions, and eight US market-entry considerations for evaluating embedded insurance partners.
Forget everything you think you know about buying insurance. The days of long forms, confusing jargon, and separate, clunky transactions are numbered. A quiet revolution is underway, and it’s called embedded insurance. It’s the simple, seamless idea of offering protection right when you need it most—when you buy a plane ticket, a new car, or even a smartphone.
Essential questions to evaluate embedded insurance providers covering compliance, API infrastructure, claims processing, security, and support capabilities.
Comprehensive embedded insurance analytics encompass customer lifetime value, claims ratios, behavioral segmentation, and predictive modeling beyond basic conversion metrics. Success requires hierarch...
30 minutes with Ty Clark, Clark Embedded Advisors.