TDI Daily Newswire - 19/02/2018

Published: Mon, 02/19/18

Welcome to The Digital Insurer Newswire, a daily updated selection of curated InsurTech and digital insurance news from around the web. 
 
 
 
 

Today’s top selected digital insurance content

Guevara, the London-based P2P car insurance provider that was shut down late last year, after a failed attempt to become a digital insurer, is working on something new.
Coverager
 
Incumbent insurers are becoming more active than ever in the insurtech sector, defining its path.
Digital Insurance
 
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The drone operator intents to expand its enterprise offering to include AirCraft Pro and innovate the platform to become more relevant, data-rich and valuable to businesses.
IIR
 
As insurers move toward the "as-a-service" model, content must be handled, managed and disseminated in a secure and consistent way.
Insurance Thought Leadership
 
Other industries are being disrupted by new business models and new technologies, but the insurance industry has been slow to jump on the insurtech train. But that, says a new study, could put them at risk of being left behind.
InsurTechNews
 
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