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In today’s APAC webinar, we were joined by industry leaders to discuss what the future of distribution might look like in a post-pandemic landscape.
In a counterintuitive twist, technology can go a long way toward humanizing the life insurance industry.
Christiaan Erasmus explains how SLVRCLD are improving lives with automated and digitised P&C claims processes. What trends within the industry are we currently seeing, and what will the future hold?
An undisputed fact is that in the period from March, 2020 to present, business processes in almost every
industry changed significantly. Whenever a business process changes, so do the associated risks.
Ernie Bray is passionate about technology – he understands why there is so much potential behind AI, machine learning and video estimating. But, he cautions, there is a time and a place for tech. The touchless utopia some in the industry are wishing for has downsides, too.
Anyone who tried to work and collaborate remotely in the last year will have noticed that most solutions have drawbacks. Screensharing can be unsafe, connecting to legacy systems can be difficult. For Nicholas Piel, CEO at Surfly, the new way of working was a huge opportunity.
Digital disruption stems from initiatives in younger insurance markets, such as the fast-growing pet insurance sector, and we are now seeing traditional insurance sectors successfully adopting a digital mindset in areas such as claims management.
Though the insurance industry can be slow to adopt new technologies, with the past year bringing new challenges to businesses, the rest of 2021 is insurtech’s time to shine.
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett has a message about the insurability of Elon Musk’s future SpaceX missions. “It would depend on the premium,” the Oracle of Omaha joked Saturday during Berkshire’s annual shareholders’ meeting, live streamed on Yahoo Finance.
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