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56 per cent of insurance experts now rank pandemics and infectious diseases as a top risk, alongside climate change and cybersecurity. Our Future of Insurance special report, published in The Times, explores the use of AI to predict black swan events, freelancer support, riot insurance, and more. The featured infographic zooms in on the various technologies that will continue to heavily disrupt the sector
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The need for agility and a customer-centric experience is ushering in a new age for insurers, says Alex Zukerman, chief marketing officer and chief strategy officer at insurance software firm Sapiens
Targeted pricing for mobile device insurance not only puts an end to arbitrary fixed quotes, but provides a better user experience for customers
The last six months have highlighted the strategic importance of technology in enabling new operating models and streamlining processes. But too many insurers still spend the majority of their IT budgets just keeping the lights on, when far better solutions are out there, and this has to change, says Bart Patrick, Duck Creek Technologies managing director for Europe
Consumers increasingly demand mobile, flexible and instant access to insurance. Health and life insurers must address heightened demand for reliable digital services since the arrival of coronavirus and provide fully integrated services
The crucial role the insurance sector plays in society has been intensified during the coronavirus pandemic, which is also acting as a vital accelerant to digitalise the customer experience
Insurers were already on a digital journey at the start of 2020. A virtual roundtable of six insurance industry experts discuss whether coronavirus has hastened the pace of digitalisation