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Rayne Morgan

(She/Her)
Vancouver
As seen in: The Nassau Guardian, Eyewitness News Bahamas, BISA Portfolio
Covers:  Insurance, Employment/Labour, Lifestyles, News
Journalist, Copywriter, Editor, Content Specialist • Cat Mama • Tea Lover ko-fi.com/mzrmorgan

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Rayne Morgan’s Biography

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Rayne Morgan is a Vancouver-based journalist and content manager with over a decade of experience working for both digital and print media houses, as well as private clients in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and The Bahamas. She currently covers insurance news, with a focus on AI and technology, retirement, and long-term care.

Rayne is also the Director, Programs & Engagement, for the North American Broadcasters Association (NABA), a Canadian non-profit association dedicated to …

Rayne Morgan’s Journalist Portfolio

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WA Cares survives vote, but 'work to be done' on LTC program

WA Cares survives vote, but 'work to be done' on LTC program

An LTC organization is urging Washington officials to address outstanding issues with WA Cares, which survive…

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Ratings agency 'concerned' Fla. insurers may be unfairly denying hurricane claims

Ratings agency 'concerned' Fla. insurers may be unfairly denying hurricane claims

Florida-based Weiss Ratings agency is voicing concern about the high number of claim denials in the wake of H…

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'Junk fees' crackdown a 'win-win' for insurtechs, expert says

'Junk fees' crackdown a 'win-win' for insurtechs, expert says

Insurtechs should view a "junk fees" crackdown as an opportunity to show value and establish trust, Cover Gen…

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Fate of Wash. state's long-term care insurance program hangs on vote

Fate of Wash. state's long-term care insurance program hangs on vote

The fate of WA Cares hangs in the balance as state residents prepare to vote on whether they should be allowe…

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EXL, NVIDIA develop 'most accurate' AI insurance model

EXL, NVIDIA develop 'most accurate' AI insurance model

A US-based data solutions provider has begun rolling out a unique artificial intelligence model built specifi…

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'Dawn of a new era': Insurance chatbot industry to hit $4.5B by 2032

'Dawn of a new era': Insurance chatbot industry to hit $4.5B by 2032

The global insurance chatbot market has experienced enormous growth and is expected to hit nearly $4.5 billio…

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Articles

PwC: Turning AI risks into opportunities can bring competitive advantage

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By Rayne Morgan
| insurancenewsnet.com
Sixty percent of the executives who responded to PwC’s survey said the speed of AI technology adoption and scaling drives growth. (This image was created with AI) In an environment where most companies are taking the same measured approach to AI adoption, leaders who turn risks into opportunities can set their brand apart from the crowd, according to Michelle Horton, risk and regulatory health industries practice leader, PwC.
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Living longer, retiring poorer: Why systems, not savvy, failing Americans

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By Rayne Morgan
| insurancenewsnet.com
Many people are now living around 10 to 15 years longer than before, but haven't prepared for it financially. The growing mismatch between how long Americans are living today and how financially prepared they are could be due to fragmented systems more than financial literacy, according to Chris Moran, head of market strategy and partnerships, Savvi Financial.
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Insurers urged to temper expectations with AI pilots

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By Rayne Morgan
| insurancenewsnet.com
While an increasingly popular narrative suggests most artificial intelligence pilots undertaken by companies fail, one insurance industry expert said failure is relative and insurers should temper their expectations accordingly. A 2025 Massachusetts Institute of Technology study found that around 95% of AI pilots fail to demonstrate measurable return on investment.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started off with official statements before venturing into full-blown interviews and press conferences.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No but I would like to.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Mostly WordPress and Microsoft Word, but I have also used several other applications previously and I am always open to learning more.