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| Insurers must prepare to adopt blockchain quickly once 'the code is cracked.' Delay means they risk
rapidly falling behind. |
| Is your agency leveraging the right technology in the right places? If not, this list should help take care of that
for you. |
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| Last year represented a major inflection point for the use of drone-based aerial intelligence in the insurance industry. |
| Indian healthtech player eKincare announced it has raised $1.5M in a Series A round, bringing its total funding to date to $2.13M. |
| Good to see an incumbent insurer, and not one you necessarily associate with being an innovator, shaking up the travel market. |
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For this month’s InsurTech Insights, KPMG’s contribution is written by Chia Tek Yew. The article explores the usage of technology in connected insurance for providing new value and utility for customers. | | This month we take a look back at the major developments of 2017 and select the most progressive InsurTechs from the fields of telematics and MedTech. We also speak to
Mapfre’s Gracie Gan about her views on China’s regulatory landscape and digital insurance activities.
| | This report suggests data and analytics leaders at global life and P&C carriers are investing as much as $80 million per year in data
analytics, with nearly all planning to invest more moving forward.
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For this month’s InsurTech Insights, KPMG’s contribution is written by Murray Raisbeck and Paul Merrey. InsurTech hits scale is how they entitle the article. | | This month we delve into the world of blockchain and how insurers and InsurTechs in China are rapidly deploying new applications using the
technology. | | Insurers are leveraging cutting-edge technologies to improve existing products and develop innovative new offerings. Key technologies include cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), big data, artificial intelligence, and
blockchain. |
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