TDI Daily Newswire - 22/02/2018

Published: Thu, 02/22/18

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

Travelers announced the launch of Quantum Home 2.0 (QH2.0), an enhanced homeowners insurance product with tailored pricing and more flexible coverage.
Coverager
 
Nine global entities including Allianz signed a cybersecurity charter last week at the Munich Security Conference (MSC), calling for government and business action in ten key areas to create trust and boost cybersecurity in a world where threats are steadily growing.
Asia Insurance Review
 
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New group, part of the Fintech Delivery Panel, will focus on needs of InsurTech startups.
Insurance Age
 
Ping An Insurance’s international finance unit is looking to provide online financial services in Singapore, according to reports.
Insurance Business Online
 
The former Esurance VP says incumbent carriers have an advantage in underwriting expertise and should explore emerging technologies to boost .
Digital Insurance
 
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