McKinsey report on AI in insurance
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jul 31, 2026 · Last updated Jul 31, 2026
The report highlights measurable efficiency gains for insurers adopting AI, potentially boosting profitability and competitiveness in the sector. It may encourage increased investment in AI technologies and consulting services, positively impacting technology vendors and consulting firms like McKinsey.
McKinsey & Company published a report on July 31, 2026, detailing the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in the insurance industry. The report states that insurers using a domain-based AI strategy have seen a 10-20% improvement in new-agent success rates and sales conversion, a 10-15% increase in premium growth, a 20-40% reduction in customer onboarding costs, and a 3-5% improvement in claims processing accuracy. McKinsey advises insurers to focus AI on core functions like sales, underwriting, claims, and policy servicing, rather than deploying it organization-wide. The report emphasizes the need for strong data infrastructure, reusable AI systems, and a modular tech stack, as well as the importance of change management, recommending that for every dollar spent on development, another dollar be spent on adoption and scaling.
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