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Today’s top selected digital insurance content
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MoneyLion, America's most powerful financial membership designed to help the hardest-working Americans save, borrow and invest, today launched the industry's first health tracker for finances, the Financial Heartbeat.
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| Hannover Re has introduced a new online platform that would provide insurers access to product and distribution innovations.
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Sign up for ITR Connect sponsored Chaingang webinar on 'Blockchain & Insurance: The end, or just the beginning?' on 28th March 2019. Register for free
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‘Plan and Protect', LBG's new life and critical illness product range was developed through a collaboration between Scottish Widows, Pacific Life Re and UnderwriteMe.
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Zurich Insurance Group (Zurich) has announced that, using a newly developed framework, it has for the first time successfully measured the environmental and resilience effects of its impact investment portfolio.
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SchemeServe, a leading cloud based provider of insurance software, has created a new claims tool for delegated authority claims, which automates claims and speeds up the process by half the time.
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This month's edition of InsurTech Insights aims to make sense of the data issues faced by the insurance industry and its regulators. Insurers are already using tech-based non-traditional sources of data, such as telematics and wearables to improve their risk ratings on customers. So why not also tap
into the explosion of personalised data on social media?
| | This month we consider the efforts underway to evolve the product development and distribution of life insurance in China, which has long been characterised by commodity product lines and legacy distribution channels, but is now being challenged by InsurTech innovations.
| | Predictions for the key trends in the coming year are thought on the ground at the moment. This one from Analytics India Magazine & AnalytixLabs identifies 10 key trends as to how AI and data will transform the Indian market over the coming year.
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We kick off 2019 with our annual InsurTech predictions. This year we have tried to take it to a new level with a more formal and public collaboration with KPMG to identify the top 10 trends in InsurTech. The executive summary is available now. The report is designed to engage, provide a point of view
and hopefully spark reactions and ideas as you think through your strategies in the year ahead.
| | This month we take a look back at the major developments of 2018 and select the most progressive InsurTechs that have emerged from China. Although the past year was characterized by continued optimism with regard to digital insurancseveral notable regulatory actions and a more cautious VC approach have
signaled that the honeymoon is over.
| | Travelers public policy division The Travelers Institute has released a white paper called Insuring Autonomy: How auto insurance can adapt to changing risks, that outlines the framework for autonomous vehicle insurance covering both personal and commercial. The context is on resolving claims and providing
fair compensation to accident victims.
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