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This week Stéphane Guinet, founder and CEO at Kamet Ventures discussed the key attributes of startups that can rise above the rest and attract major funding.
AXA France has today announced a settlement offer of €300 million, gross of tax and before reinsurance, to 15,000 restaurant owners who hold non-damage business interruption (BI) policies.
This week we spoke with Silvi Wompa Sinclair, group head of portfolio underwriting at Swiss Re Institute, on modern approaches to data, cultural shifts in reinsurance and how incumbent reinsurers can forge effective partnerships with fresh players in the space.
In today’s webinar, we explored approaches to modernising underwriting, AI and machine learning solutions and how to embed data-driven solutions into the heart of insurance workflows.
Insurance Technology Innovations are changing the face of insurance business and making it more dynamic. With the advent of latest technologies, insurers are now not far behind in providing better services and solutions to their clients.
Insurance Technology Innovations are changing the face of insurance business and making it more dynamic. With the advent of latest technologies, insurers are now not far behind in providing better services and solutions to their clients.
Aon’s specialised cargo insurance product that uses the Internet of Things (IoT) to provide supply chain cover for transporting the Covid-19 vaccine globally is a “game changer” for this line of business, according to data and analytics firm GlobalData.
Eva Huston had an unconventional start in the insurance industry. She originally planned to use her B.S. in Foreign Service from Georgetown University to “become a diplomat and save the world,” but life had other plans for her.
Insurance broker Aon said it will sell some assets to private equity firm Aquiline Capital Partners and tech firm Alight for $1.4 billion, in a bid to get U.S. Department of Justice approval for its merger with Willis Towers Watson.
How insurers create value for their customers has changed rapidly over the past year, which means that the fundamentals of how an insurance carrier generates revenue has changed. If you want to gain an advantage as an insurer, now is the time to listen to the changing market and innovate accordingly.
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