In this article, we highlight two fearless trailblazers, Ping An and AXA, who are subtly but effectively changing the rules of conduct in the Asian insurance market. Not all of these are case studies. They serve as models for what might be achievable when conventional insurance leaves its compartment and enters the cooperative, interconnected realm …
The Declining Organic Growth and the M&A Slowdown Interest rates are rising. Money is getting tighter. Additionally, deal activity decreased by almost 30% in the first eight months of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, indicating that the once-frenzied M&A landscape is starting to cool. As the P & C rate increases, organic …
The Future of Insurance Is Strategic Claims Segmentation—And What It Really Takes to Do It Correctly
Do away with the conventional method of classifying claims into general groups according to their monetary value or the reason for the loss. When the volume was minimal and the complexity was controllable, that model performed well. Now, though? It is out of date. By employing rich, granular data, strategic segmentation reverses the narrative and …
In this last article in our series on open insurance, we examine two businesses at different extremes: a cloud-native startup and a 130-year-old multinational behemoth. Allianz and Lemonade, however, are demonstrating that “open” is more than simply a catchphrase; it is a roadmap for the future. One Newcomer, One Legacy—Both Revolutionary The epitome of legacy …
The most important thing is this: 1.Take the Lead with Worth Underwriting and claims are two areas where Gen AI has a significant impact. Up to 40% of an underwriter’s time is still spent on administrative tasks, so it eliminates the tedious work and makes it possible to make quicker, more intelligent decisions. Gen AI …
We have moved from in-person agent meetings to digital-first platforms, from yearly renewals to real-time coverage triggers, during the last 20 years. A new generation of empowered customers is now on the rise; they are willing to trade their digital footprints for improved service, are fluent in data, and expect customisation. These changes are not …
Here are some ways that insurers might differentiate themselves by fostering genuine, human-centered connections: 1.Break Through the Noise with AI Customers frequently experience decision fatigue due to the abundance of options. They can be guided by AI-powered tools that offer tailored suggestions based on their interests, lifestyle, and previous actions. However, insurers require solid data …
Here are the requirements and benefits of each path. 1.Private equity: The dominant force Brokerages are quite appealing due to their great margins, cheap capital requirements, and predictable income flow. However, PE investors seek speed, structure, and scalability in addition to profits. To get noticed, you must: Enhanced productivity through standardized processes Clean data and …
I talk with Deborah McBrearty, Chloe Harmer, and Belinda Djamson in the most recent Insurance News Analysis on how data and artificial intelligence (AI) are more than just trendy terms; they are radically changing how insurers evaluate, forecast, and react to risk. The LA Wildfires’ Wake-Up Call In addition to being a natural calamity, the …
1.Should Bordereaux Be Buried Now? Excel’s Battle and Blueprint Two The industry is experiencing a surge of anxiety as Lloyd’s market approaches the implementation of Blueprint Two, particularly in relation to the continued widespread use of Excel-based Bordereaux management. These intricate, manually maintained spreadsheets have served as the link between brokers, underwriters, and coverholders for …