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Building for your future: Guidelines for defining, planning and making the insurance products of tomorrow
While insurance has been perceived as a slow-moving, monolithic industry, carriers are increasingly jumping over the hurdles of this changing world. Designed for incumbent insurers, this white paper provides guidelines for defining, planning, and making the insurance products of tomorrow.
In-depth - commercial: The property pressure cooker
Commercial property is facing hikes in premiums as insurers take a tough line on claims, whilst capacity is also reducing. Insurance Age’s article looks at the factors driving claims pressure and the steps brokers can take to weather the hardening market.
Motor Mouth podcast seven: From motor to battery - The evolution of motors and motor insurance
Is 2020 the year that the electric car revolution will really take off? In this podcast, Jonathan Swift, content director for Insurance Post and Tom Clarke, head of electric vehicles strategy at LV General Insurance discuss the latest developments and the implications for insurers.
The product playbook: Guidelines for defining, planning and making the insurance products of tomorrow
Designed for property and casualty insurance leaders, this guide is intended to help P&C carriers prepare for a marketplace in which innovative, customer-focused product design and the speed at which those new products go to market – will define success for the leaders who plan accordingly today.
Taking a holistic approach to health and wellbeing
This article highlights how introducing a holistic wellbeing policy can help to substantially reduce the costs associated with absenteeism, whilst providing risk managers with the evidence they need to get the issue of health and wellbeing on to their board’s list of priorities.
Bringing technology advantages to insurance
Technological innovation is seriously impacting how insurers conduct their trade. This article looks at why many insurers are slow to pull the trigger on major transformation projects and how Duck Creek Technologies helps insurers to realise their technology ambitions, while managing risk profiles.
The ability pay gap
Analysis by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals the pay gap between disabled and non-disabled employees in the UK. In this blog, Lesley Attu, Product Development Manager at ARAG sheds light on the findings and highlights some key points to emerge from the ONS report.
Attitudes to on-demand cloud services: Survey of leading European insurance businesses
Based on a survey of leading European insurance businesses, this report sheds light on current attitudes to technology and future trends, including specific views on cloud software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms.
The future for captives: A strategic global business service model
It's getting harder to remain a captive. Income is down, CAT losses are up, and customers are demanding new forms of interaction which necessitate investments in digital technologies. This content looks at how captives can leverage specific digital technologies to address global challenges.
The dawn of the age of AI in insurance
Artificial intelligence (AI) will change the face of the insurance industry. This report explores the rise of AI across the industry, the use cases that will revolutionise claims and underwriting, and how insurers can overcome the challenges when implementing this game-changing technology.