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Access to capital and insurance are some of the factors affecting not only peasant farmers but commercial farmers in Africa. A large majority of farmers in Africa still use hoe and cutlass and farm largely to feed their households and sell the surplus for cash.
Incorporating external, or third-party, data is an important part of data analytics programs as companies look for strategic insight from outside their firms.
A strong omni-channel strategy and the smart use of chat commerce could hold the key to help fast-track digital adoption in pan-African insurance companies — allowing them to benefit from lower costs, decreased time to revenue and satisfied customers, says Werner Lindemann, Clickatell senior VP commercial of the Middle East and Southern Africa.
The question is not whether the future of the insurance industry is bright. “Few industries are better positioned for outstanding growth over the next 15 years,” insists Verisk’s Mark Anquillare.
Remember the iconic underwriting room at Lloyd’s of London? Now picture it differently, with the future (and what it might require) in mind.
If anything, 2020 was about preparing for – well, everything. This includes cyberthreats, which have risen sharply in the pandemic era. In 2021, rethinking your cyber insurance strategy should be a top priority for CISOs and executive leadership.
Majesco’s survey report, ‘Strategic Priorities 2021: The Insurance Industry Shift Hits Hyper-Acceleration for Digital Business Models,’ the first of two reports, makes observations crucial to an understanding of priority shifts driven by the pandemic and other factors.
To survive these challenging times, insurers must be able to plan, model and predict the likelihood and impact of possible events.
Swiss Re CEO Christian Mumenthaler has said he has “high hopes” that companies in the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders can reach their target of net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Ahead of the proposed combination of global insurance and reinsurance brokerages, Aon and Willis Towers Watson (WTW), the companies have announced the new leadership team, led by Greg Case as Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
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