The Earnix Blog: Resources for Insurance and Banking Leaders

Earnix Q4 2026 Release: From Intelligence to Impact

October 26, 2026

By Melis Carroll

Insurers need to act on insight quickly without compromising pricing discipline or compliance. Our Q4 2026 enhancements streamline workflows and improve execution across pricing and rating, customer engagement, data management, and modeling, pairing practical AI and automation with the governance and human oversight insurance demands.

Why Pricing and Rating Shouldn't Be Held Back by Core Systems

October 20, 2026

By Brian Shipley

A full core replacement can concentrate risk, divide teams, and defer business value. Brian Shipley explains why the true cost of core transformation goes beyond the implementation budget, and why modernizing pricing and rating first may be the smarter sequence.

E x celerate London 2026: Turning Intelligence into Insurance Performance

October 8, 2026

By Earnix Team

Insurance is entering a period where change is happening faster, the economics are becoming more demanding, and artificial intelligence is expanding what insurers can understand and act on. Over two days at Excelerate London 2026, one question connected the conversations on stage: How can insurers turn that intelligence into better business performance?

Build vs. Buy in Insurance: What AI Changes, and What it Doesn’t

October 8, 2026

By Earnix Team

Generative AI has changed what insurance teams can build for themselves. For insurers evaluating their technology strategies, that progress has reopened a familiar question: If AI makes building easier, why buy? 

A Man in White Long Sleeves Looking at the Screen

September 17, 2026

By Earnix Team

Insurance pricing has never been more analytically advanced. Yet many organizations face a harder truth: better pricing intelligence does not automatically create better pricing performance. 

Rising Insurance Prices: How Long Can the Insurance Model Remain Sustainable?

September 14, 2026

By Earnix Team

In 2026, as every year, insurance premiums are rising. But this time, the increase is no longer simply a cyclical pricing adjustment. It is a structural signal. Home, motor, health, local authorities and businesses: every segment is facing growing pressure. Yet there is an apparent paradox: overall inflation is slowing. In France, it is expected to stand at around 1.3% in 2026.