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Administration des contrats et modernisation

Le système de référence pendant toute la durée d'un produit : configuration, intégrité des transactions, connectivité et transition des systèmes existants vers l'état cible.

October 14, 2026

Zinnia Named to the 2026 InsurTech100

Zinnia has been named to FinTech Global's 2026 InsurTech100, the ninth annual list of the world's most innovative InsurTech companies.

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April 29, 2026

Washington Is Putting Guaranteed Income on the Kitchen Table

Federal policy is creating favorable conditions for guaranteed income — pushing it into everyday consumer conversation and opening even greater opportunity for FIAs. The carriers who have modern infrastructure ready will capture the demand.

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January 2, 2026

What to Expect for Individual Annuity Design in 2026

In a roundup for Life Annuity Specialist, Zinnia CEO George Esposito shares his outlook on annuity product design trends for 2026, highlighting the industry shift toward simpler, protection-focused products as millions of Americans enter retirement.

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November 27, 2025

The Role of AI in Securing Insurance Data and Cloud Security

In an expert opinion piece for CXO Today, Zinnia India CTO Pawan Choudhary explores how AI and cloud computing are reshaping cybersecurity in the insurance sector, from real-time threat detection to blockchain-based policy records.

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September 8, 2025

The Data Advantage

Remember when product development was driven by gut feelings and historical experience? Today's insurance leaders are leveraging sophisticated data analytics...

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July 31, 2025

The Digital Demand

Remember when insurance customers were content to wait? When “4-6 weeks for processing” was an acceptable response? Those days are gone forever.

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July 1, 2025

Rewiring Insurance: Zinnia's Vision for Blockchain, AI, and APIs

In a revealing interview with CXO Today, Josh Everett, CEO of Zinnia India, outlined how emerging technologies are fundamentally reshaping insurance infrastructure. Learn about Zinnia's strategic approach to integrating blockchain, artificial intelligence, and API-first architecture.

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June 30, 2025

The Great Rewiring

The Great Rewiring How Technology and Infrastructure Are Transforming the Insurance Industry By George Esposito My professional journey began in..

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February 14, 2025

Why Speed to Market Is Make-or-Break for Insurance Product Development in 2025

Accelerate or Evaporate: Remember when launching a new insurance product in 12-18 months was acceptable? Those days are gone. In..

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July 14, 2026

The Building Block Principle: Why Headless Infrastructure Changes What Carriers and Distributors Can Build

Zinnia's headless architecture exposes seven core insurance functions as composable APIs — lead submission, illustration, suitability, digital application, document generation, submission, and in-force servicing. Each works independently. Each connects to the next. What gets built with them is up to you.

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November 5, 2025

The Insurance Platform Imperative

At Insurtech on the Silicon Prairie, Zinnia CEO George Esposito makes the case for why traditional TPAs must transform into modern platforms or face obsolescence. Watch his talk on how AI is making previously uneconomical infrastructure upgrades viable.

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January 16, 2025

Navigate the Future of Insurance

In today’s rapidly evolving insurance landscape, digital transformation isn’t merely an option—it’s the difference between market leadership and obsolescence. As..

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S1E27 · 26:09

Closing the Coverage Gap: Live from LIMRA Annual 2026

A special collaboration with Nasdaq and LIMRA, recorded live at LIMRA Annual 2026. Paul Tyler, Nasdaq's James Caparosa, and LIMRA and LOMA CEO Dave Levenson trace the protection gap from end to end with six industry leaders. Ameritas CEO Bob Jurgensmeier says buyers know they need coverage, but nobody asks them. Integrity's Tom Dempsey and Simplicity's Scott Truka target friction in the buying process. Rob TeKolste of Sammons, John Hancock CIO Kartik Sakthivel, and Peak Altitude's Chris Blunt cover rising expectations, legacy systems, and middle-market product.

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S1E26 · 41:57

We Didn't Rewrite the Insurance Code for Excel: Commissioner Jon Godfread on Regulating AI

North Dakota Insurance Commissioner Jon Godfread, who helped shape the NAIC's approach to AI almost by accident, explains why regulators favor principles, governance, and exams over prescriptive new laws. He describes the AI exam pilots now running in twelve states, consumers filing chatbot-drafted complaints that cite the wrong statutes, and why regulators now build their websites for AI agents. He closes with blunt advice for carriers: get moving, start with low-risk back-office work, and talk to your regulator before you launch.

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S1E25 · 31:48

A Significant Unmet Need — But No Unmet Demand: Dennis Martin on Why Life Insurance Still Has to Be Sold

Dennis Martin — President of Individual Life and Financial Services at OneAmerica Financial, an actuary who entered the industry in 1991 and has led OneAmerica's life and long-term care businesses since 2018 — dismantles the industry's favorite statistic in one sentence: the trillion-dollar coverage gap is a significant unmet need, but there is no unmet demand. Life insurance demand is generated, not natural, and it is generated by producers — the resource in shortest supply for twenty years. From there he traces the pandemic's role as "the ultimate accelerator," draws the line between going electronic and going truly digital, makes the contrarian demographic case for long-term care, and argues that unless you are Anthropic or OpenAI, AI is not your business — it's fuel for your business.

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S1E5 · 41:08

Building an Insurance Company from Scratch

Michelle Gordon, COO of Axonic Insurance, reveals how a startup grew to $2.1B in issued annuities in its first year — with its own cloud-built policy admin system and 125 employees. Plus, her passionate case for why the SEC's 1987 ruling on financial planning is harming American retirees and the insurance industry alike.

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