The Future of Insurance

This annual series examines the insurance industry in three parts and how it is set to change more in the next 10 years than it has in the last 100. We address some of the difficult questions facing the industry and look at the possible outcomes.

How long before the next insurance deluge hits?

Stakeholders of the insurance industry should take advantage of the calm before a potentially bigger cyber-crime storm to get their act together.

The rise of insurtech is bringing about the end of insurance as we know it

A powerful combination of millennials, venture capital and emerging technologies are changing the art of the possible in insurance.

The future of insurance

It’s been more than four years since the term insurtech was coined. Back then, a surge in interest in deploying new technology, data and analytics to improve all parts of the insurance buying process held the potential for radical change.

ThreatInformer plugs the cyber-insurance data gap

Cyber-risk is a unique problem for companies that need to transfer risk – and for brokers, underwriters and reinsurers trying to understand, price and manage that risk.

Podcast: How data is helping to insure the service based economy

What happens to insurers in a society where people only buy things as a service. In this podcast, Business Reporter investigates the implications for insurers…

Brexit and the general insurance market

As we approach the latest deadline in the Brexit saga, there is a huge amount that remains uncertain.

Insurtechs are helping to shape the future of insurance

The rapid advancement of digital technology is ushering in new ways to sell, buy, service and settle insurance.

Five things reinsurance execs want technology to do for their businesses

Intelligent Insurer asked decision-makers in reinsurers and brokers which breakthroughs had the potential to revolutionise their companies.

Start-up marriages made in heaven

How can incumbents ensure that they single out the ideal insurtech partner?

How disruptive forces are shaping the next wave of the insurance sector

Key drivers of change include the evolving nature of risk and liabilities. Advances in technology are also opening up new ways of doing business.

Why insurers could be an untapped intelligence goldmine

Organisations are failing to capitalise on their insurers’ and brokers’ unrivalled access to key business intelligence.

AI and automation can be a game-changer for commercial insurers

Insurers that embrace artificial intelligence and automation will gain a competitive edge that could help them swallow their rivals in the future, experts have said.

Make sure you can swim before you rock the boat

Can American peer-to-peer insurer Lemonade bring a new type of insurance to Europe?

Finally, an insurance company proud of its human agents

The debate about insurance innovation has been dominated recently by comments generated as a result of the State Farm TV ad.

Subscribe to a new type of insurance

Subscription services have given us new ways to watch films, go shopping and even drive cars – but how we protect ourselves from risk hasn’t changed in 200 years…

Why humans are an essential ingredient in the AI revolution

It is fashionable to conclude that, as the technological capabilities of artificial intelligence continue to expand, machines will make humans superfluous in many sectors – insurance being one.

In pursuit of happiness – the future of insurance!

I firmly believe that the future of insurance broking is bright. However, that is not to say that we should carry on doing what we’ve always done – the world, customers, and technology are changing and changing fast, and our sector needs to reflect this.

Evolving through the era of insurance technology

Advances in technology are driving major changes in insurance, but ultimately what consumers want is to pay a fair price to having their losses dealt with quickly and easily.

The insurance landscape is changing – are you ready?

Risk is a fact of life, and as long as it exists, people will want to protect themselves and the things they care about.

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