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As we welcome the new year, it’s natural to reflect on the year that passed and look ahead to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, and more specifically how new technologies might impact the insurance industry. As always, we must separate the signal from the noise.
With multiple signals to respond to involving economic, business, environmental and social factors, 2023 will demand insurers to respond by strengthening business fundamentals and foundation, while meeting the challenges of a changing market.
Risk and insurance trends we can expect for 2023, as predicted by leading Insurtech executives and C-suite leaders.
At EIP we are passionate and laser focused upon making the claims experience for mobile device insurance quick and seamless for our customers. Now, more than ever, we’re managing our day-to-day lives through our mobile devices, be it for shopping, banking, maps or simply (and here’s a novel use!), to keep in contact.
New ‘Clarity on Demand’ platform allows insurers and brokers to provide commentary on policy clauses, claims and market trends in aviation.
Most people will have gone through the rigmarole of making an insurance claim. Already frustrated by the incident – a burglary, a damaged vehicle, a broken device – that led to them picking up the phone and calling their insurance provider, they then have to spend time detailing the incident, passing on their personal details and waiting, sometimes for a lengthy period, to see if the claim is successful.
Earnix, a provider cloud-based intelligent real-time, dynamic pricing and rating solutions for insurers and banks, has announced it is appointing insurance and fintech industry veteran, Robin Gilthorpe, as its new Chief Executive Officer effective Feb. 1, 2023. Gilthorpe will be taking over the helm from Mr. Udi Ziv, who served as the company’s CEO during the past six years.
Four strategic objectives to generate maximum impact
With ongoing challenges such as interest rates, inflation, volatile markets, and changing requirements, institutional investors are under increasing pressure to respond proactively.
Insurance risk managers are embracing a new technological evolution in how to predict and manage incident outcomes.
Lloyd’s has announced the appointment of Joe Hurd (pictured above) as a nominated member of the Lloyd’s Council, effective May 10. Hurd will replace John Sununu, who will step down from the council in May to focus on his new role as non-executive chair for Lloyd’s Americas.
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