Insurtech
InsurTech emerged as a sector within the global insurance industry around a decade ago as innovative start-ups looked to deploy technology to transform the insurance industry. InsurTech start-ups now number in the thousands with new entrants continuing to look for ways to modernise the insurance industry. The Future at Lloyd’s initiative is one of several opportunities for innovation and change, with several companies investing in the development of new tools to drive up revenue and drive down costs.
Covid-19 pressures force insurtechs to call on incumbent players for more support
There are testing times ahead for the insurtech sector, especially for those that are highly leveraged
Regulation will drive insurtech development in Europe
The US regulatory system must come to terms with insurtech innovation or risk losing out to the UK and the EU
Human skills will be vital to unlocking the full potential of AI
Future underwriters will be expected to work alongside AI systems to ensure all risks are accurately measured and priced, but there will be a need for new skills to develop
Focus: Covid-19 has unleashed a spirit of innovation in Latin American insurance
The pandemic has made carriers realise they need to embrace insurtech solutions
ID Comment: Digital trading and the future of data
Insurance Day’s latest webinar examined Lloyd’s shift towards electronic trading
‘Covid-19 will trigger the London market's digital transformation'
Doing nothing is no longer an option for companies in the market, Charles Taylor Insuretech’s chief commercial officer says
Smooth mover: Nordic insurer If P&C on innovation
If P&C is using new technologies to provide a 'smooth' experience for its mass market and corporate customers
Viewpoint: Insurtech can help carriers to forge fundamental change
Carriers and brokers must have a clear understanding of the problem or opportunity an insurtech solution is seeking to address
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