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Strategic priorities 2018: The Digital Insurance 2.0 Gap
The current state of insurance disruptors across people, technology and market boundaries is pressuring insurers to adapt and embrace new business models and opportunities. This whitepaper sheds light on the Digital Insurance 2.0 business model and why insurers must become digital insurgents.
Finding and building loyalty in the motor insurance market
LexisNexis Risk Solutions commissioned a survey of 1,500 consumers to ask them about their motor insurance purchasing experiences. This report sheds light on the research findings and the opportunities available for insurers to use data to help identify, acquire or retain profitable motor customers.
The digital insurer: Unlocking new business value with digital technologies
Insurance companies need to focus on encouraging high customer interaction, bundling products and services as a protection service, and determining the actual risk to physical objects and people. This whitepaper looks at how insurers can leverage digital technologies to unlock new business value.
Infographic: Personal motor - The future of contributory data
90% of personal motor insurers using contributory databases find them either very useful or extremely useful and feel contributory databases could be better used. Based on research conducted by LexisNexis, this infographic illustrates the views of personal motor insurers towards contributory data.
Machine learning in financial services: Changing the rules of the game
The technology buzzwords that we increasingly come across are artificial intelligence and machine learning and how they will change our lives and businesses. In this whitepaper, global fintech and insurtech influencer, Spiros Margaris focuses on how machine learning is reshaping the industry.
How value engagement can drive sustainable growth in the insurance sector
To understand the importance of value engagement and the current attitude of customers, Ovum, sponsored by SAP Hybris, has undertaken independent research interviewing more than 2,500 buyers of property and auto insurance in six countries. This report provides analysis of the research results.
More mindful data protection
In this article, Jessica Robinson, Chief Information Security Officer at AXA Insurance looks at some effective cybersecurity measures that can be taken to make us all more aware of the data we touch daily and the skills and habits we can easily employ to protect it.
Subsidence: The silent surge
“Surge” is the dreaded word on their lips, and with claims already up 400% on last year there are widespread fears that 2018 could be a very bad year for subsidence underwriters. This report sheds light on the factors driving subsidence claims in the UK and how insurers can mitigate the impact.
Construction plant theft is on the rise
UK construction sites are increasingly being targeted by thieves and fraudsters who recognise the financial value of plant and machinery. This article looks at the latest plant theft claims trends and what businesses can do to protect themselves from the various tactics used by criminals.
How to offer a niche insurance user experience
Can a niche insurance user experience be scaled to drive revenue growth? Post, in association with EXL, gathered together a number of insurance industry experts to explain how.