Claims Technology – Page 37
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NewsThe Big Question June 2020: When the insurance world returns to offices, what will the ‘new normal’ look like?
As the working world gradually migrates back to offices after more than two months of working from home during the pandemic, Insurance Times asks the industry how this might change this
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NewsReal-time data and technology is key for staying on top of climate change risks
Declining postcodes is too generic when insuring flood risks says LexisNexis Risk Solutions
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News AnalysisThe Briefing - Insurtech – Surviving Covid-19, government schemes for insurtechs ‘not all it’s cracked up to be’
The government has been instrumental in supporting businesses during the Covid-19 pandemic, however many insurtechs have found that these schemes incur pitfalls and strict eligibility criteria that does not work in their favour
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FeaturesThe Briefing - Insurtech: How can insurtechs support insurers and brokers throughout the Covid-19 pandemic?
As insurers and brokers remain working from home in light of the coronavirus crisis, insurtechs could be key in supporting and improving digital ways of working
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NewsLaka details ‘future of insurance’ proposition post Covid-19
The insurtech has seen people that have not considered cycling previously look into insurance
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NewsInsurethebox communications technology has prevented more than 1,000 accidents
Insurethebox has estimated that its Speed Reduction Programme has helped prevent 1,060 accidents, avoiding 34 serious injuries over the past four years
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NewsCapsicum Re launches ransomware modelling solution
Flexible model enables both portfolio aggregation and attritional loss perspective through consideration of specific ransomware strains
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IT Interview‘Our relationship with insurers is very strong’ says Copart UK boss
Insurers initially turned to salvage as a solution when body shops and repairers struggled to secure parts amid Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsBy Miles raises £15m in Series B funding
Another insurtech has raised funding despite the uncertainty posed by the pandemic
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NewsInsurtech funding drops by more than half during first quarter
Covid-19 pressures seen as the primary reason for the drop
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NewsCyber sector challenges present broker opportunities
Current challenges in the cyber insurance market present opportunities for brokers and therefore they have a critical role to play in its growth.
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News AnalysisHasty migration could increase corporate cyber risk exposure
With another high-profile cyber attack case during lockdown, a new challenge has been created for brokers
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NewsWorking from home putting pressure on commercial property market
As businesses continue to work from home, some may look to cut overheads such as rent for vacant offices
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NewsBrit and Google partner on follow-only digital syndicate Ki
It aims to significantly reduce time and effort for brokers to place follow capacity using technology
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NewsPhysiotherapist struck off after fraudulent personal injury claim from 13-year old minor
Further investigations revealed that the physiotherapist had been suspended from the HCPC register following a conviction
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FeaturesCovid-19 is ‘wakeup call’ for industry to embrace digital transformation
As the world moves away from face-to-face interaction in light of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s time for the insurance sector to fully grasp previously ignored technological tools
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AnalysisEtrading results: Brokers must ‘make it explicit’ how they want to trade
Simon Bloomfield, head of imarket at Polaris UK, shares his views on how brokers should respond to Insurance Times’s 2020 e-trading survey results
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NewsEasyJet hit by major cyber attack affecting 9 million customers
Credit card details of 2,208 people have been stolen
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NewsInsurtech Urban Jungle secures new funding round despite Covid credit crunch
This brings its total funding raised to £6.2m
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IT InterviewClaims is on a ‘big journey’ to catch up with digital revolution says AXA’s Malik
The claims managing director believes the use of data and analytics has been exhausted in pricing, and should instead be used to enhance the customer experience
