The Future of Insurance special report, published in The Times, reveals how this traditional sector is keeping up with the digital age. The report covers price wars between companies, the impact of technology and how personal data may penalise 'uninsurables'. Additionally, it includes a pull-out infographic charting the rise of telematics
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