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Seven tech trends in insurance
Seven tech trends in insurance
If property & casualty (P&C) insurers want to dominate the industry in the coming years, then part of their game plan should involve becoming a trailblazer in digital technology. Bain & Company believes a billion-dollar opportunity exists in digital innovations, but only firms that lead the pack will likely reap the full benefits while laggards will be left to pick up the crumbs.
Insurtech investment set to skyrocket in Asia Pacific till 2019
Rising margin pressure will compel insurance companies to join the insurtech race.
Insurers must embrace investment risk
47% of insurers expect to increase their exposure to risks.
Insuring the uninsurable: Why some people are too risky to insure at any premium
Insurers may refuse to take on certain risks.
More mainlanders buy insurance policies in Hong Kong
They spent US$4.1b on insurance policies in 2015.
Are insurers in Asia ready for blockchain?
The first place to start may be in DLT-automated claims processing.
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