The Earnix Blog: Resources for Insurance and Banking Leaders

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October 18, 2026

By Earnix Team

Why does intelligence so often stall before it reaches the business? Kathy Klingler of Earnix shares how a connected approach to decisioning helps insurers turn AI and analytics into real, measurable results.

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? 

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September 30, 2026

By Emmanuelle Boujo

We explore this concept of vertical AI inside the insurance industry. Beginning with why the complexity of highly regulated industries demands organizational intelligence, we will unpack why insurance is becoming AI’s next big proving ground.

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September 29, 2026

By Drew Lawyer

More technology doesn’t automatically mean better decisions. Explore how connected decisioning across pricing, underwriting, and customer engagement can help insurers turn intelligence into action - and what organizational change it takes to make agility work.

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September 3, 2026

By Drew Lawyer

Every delay in an insurance decision carries a cost. When pricing changes come too late, insurers can remain exposed to adverse selection; when underwriting guidelines lag the market, risk can become misaligned; and when customer signals are missed, retention opportunities can disappear.