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The convergence of location intelligence (LI), artificial intelligence (AI) and improved satellite technology, known collectively as “space tech”, is opening new opportunities in insurance and other industries such as logistics and agriculture.
We recently included Collective Benefits as part of Future50 Europe. This insurtech is on a mission to transform independent worker insurance and has raised £9.3 million since its founding in 2019. We interviewed CEO Anthony Beilin (pictured left) to discuss his experience building a successful insurtech.
Over the next decade, the fully tech-enabled insurer will bear little resemblance to today’s organisation. Five trends, individually and in combination, will have a seismic impact.
Developments in drone technology are often heralded as having the potential to change the landscape of business operations, most prominently in the consumer goods shipping sector.
We recently included Descartes Undewriting in our Future50 Europe. In this interview, CEO Tanguy Touffut shares how his startup is changing underwriting in a time of growing climate risk.
This brief remark should scare the bejezus out of every insurance-industry executive: “Who knows more about your vehicle than the people who manufactured it?” said Andrew Rose, president of GM’s newly formed OnStar Insurance Services.
Small businesses that have experienced property loss or damage rely on their insurance companies to give them the funds they need to get back on their feet and stay in operation.
A new insurance industry research study reveals that insurance carriers saw an increase in consumer digital activity across both underwriting (77%) and claims (76%) during the coronavirus pandemic and indicated this recent increase in digital activity has in turn spurred more identity fraud activity, according to 67% of survey respondents
Is there a digital insurance gap? Recent work from Accenture Research suggests that there is.
Insurance companies have invested heavily in digital transformation of the claims process, adding a number of self-service features for first notice of loss, the adjustment process, and payment.
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