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Research Report: Research Deep Dive: AI & Underwriting
Underwriting is arguably one of the foundational business functions that helped create our modern world.
Research Report: Risks and Ways to More Strategic Pricing & Purchasing
Carriers that fully integrate telematics into their business operations can offer more tailored and competitive coverages to their customers. By connecting IoT data into insurance products, we can start to price risk more holistically.
Dais Technology and Telemedicine Solutions Partner with KB CareAgents to Reduce Loss Rates for Long Term Care Facilities
DAIS, a technology company dedicated to simplifying the process of creating new digital products for carriers and reinsurers, announced today that it has partnered with Relativity6, Inc.
Research Report: The Importance of Value-Adds and Ease-of-Use
Ease-of-use is crucial for customer experience. One-click purchasing was a game-changer for Amazon and Apple. Insurers can use this technology to make quoting and binding easier.
Research Report: Cybersecurity Spending and Amazon’s Comparative Rater
Security startups are seeing a significant boom as cybersecurity risks increase. The demand for better cybersecurity is a trend that is expected to continue for at least the next 5 years.
Research Report: Rate Hikes in Auto Insurance are Shaking-up the Sector
The recent spike in auto premiums is causing many customers to unbundle home and auto. This is a market that has been historically less sensitive to rate increases.
Research Report: Embedded Insurance and the Evolving Cyber Risk
Embedded insurance was a hot topic at Insurtech Connect. By the end of the decade, 25% of P&C premium could be driven through embedded channels. Are you ready?
Research Report: Changes Ahead for Work Comp?
86% of companies say they’re “likely” or “very likely” to continue 4-day work weeks after a 3-month trial. How would this affect work comp coverage?
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