How Voice Could Hold the Key to Preventing Insurance Fraud?
Insurance fraud costs the UK an average of £1.2bn annually. In the last year, fraudulent home insurance claims increased by 45% and according to the 2022 Insurance Fraud
Insurance fraud costs the UK an average of £1.2bn annually. In the last year, fraudulent home insurance claims increased by 45% and according to the 2022 Insurance Fraud
Costs for everything from food to healthcare to insurance premiums have increased in the past few years – especially after the 2020 lockdown
Traditional life insurance is no longer the primary business of many companies in the life insurance industry. The emphasis has shifted to underwriting annuities
Ransomware is a form of malware that is constantly evolving and is designed to encrypt files on a device, making all files and systems that depend on them unusable
What customers want and need, not what insurers want to sell or have always sold, will be the dominant driver of innovation and growth
The impact on the insurance industry was noticeable: in 2020, premium growth slowed to approximately 1.2 percent
Emerging data analytics technologies centred on machine learning bring order and purpose to this unstructured data so that it can be more effectively
Rapid advances in technology, the continuing talent shortage and rising customer expectations for experiences of all types have disrupted the insurance industry
2022 is the second consecutive year in which the estimated insured losses total more than USD 100 billion
The global insurance industry faces multiple pressures this year but we expect rate hardening to regain momentum in response
Responsible for managing insurer financials at public companies have spent five years preparing for the long-anticipated implementation of new accounting standards
For insurers, the main inflation impact will show in rising claims costs, more in non-life than life insurance in which policy benefits are defined at inception
Global merger and acquisition (M&A) activity remained robust through 2021, with 418 completed deals in the insurance sector, up from 407 in 2020
UK motor and home insurers expect to make largest annual loss in well over a decade this year, with further losses forecast in 2023
Forced virtualization of work during the pandemic has fueled revolutionary changes in employee expectations and upended many traditional employment models
Raising revenue hasn’t been an issue for most nonlife insurers, thanks to some of the highest property-casualty insurance rate increases posted in years
Necessity has indeed been the mother of reinvention for the insurance industry these past few years, as most carriers were remarkably adaptive
The global expansion of the professional sport industry combined with the varying type of its insurance needs, has resulted in the exponential growth of the sports insurance
Fire and explosion incidents cause the most expensive insurance claims in the marine industry, exposures and inflation, cargo damage is the most frequent cause of loss
By increasing cyber security, companies are less attractive to attackers. It is not commonplace for us to see clients with strong cyber maturity and security mechanisms
Delivering personalised experiences and meeting consumer demands has been a key priority for insurers and insurtechs
Insurance is essential, but the premiums can add up quickly: healthcare, car, house, disability and life, to name a few.
Life insurers in continental Europe have been grappling with a combination of cost, regulatory, and interest rate challenges for much of the past decade
G20 business leaders are more focused on short-term economic concerns – like rapid inflation, debt crises, and the cost of living crisis – than on environmental and cyber risks
AM Best is revising its outlook for the German non-life insurance segment to Negative from Stable, mainly driven by uncertainty and significant changes