Technology Trends
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Technology Trends
Connected automotive aftermarket suite: Moving from a connected car to a connected customer
The global motor industry is experiencing disruptive innovations with the advent of 'internet of things' technologies. This paper looks at how fleet managers and motor insurers can utilise turnkey telematics technology to track drivers' behaviour and manage motor risks.
Attack of the drones
People are very good at inventing new and novel uses for unmanned aircraft, some of which are highly undesirable. The question is how can regulators and insurers keep pace with them and control them? Post’s article focuses on the risks posed by drones and the London Market’s response.
Cash-for-crash fraud: Beating the fraudsters
This article sheds light on Wales’s biggest, most “highly organised”, motor insurance fraud to date, why British insurers must improve their detection powers to combat future scams and how new technology can help insurers to identify fraud patterns in real time.
How resilient is your supply chain?
FM Global’s Philip Johnson discusses the importance of good decisions and sound data in relation to supply chain resiliency.
Seeking a single view of the customer: Why insurance needs to embrace omni-channel
In recent years the air has been thick with discussion about customer centricity and omni-channel engagement, but what exactly do these phrases mean for the insurance industry? This whitepaper focuses on the benefits insurers can achieve by segmenting customers and providing bespoke solutions.
Price optimisation for insurance - optimising price; destroying value?
Price optimisation is on the rise in UK insurance, driven by the insight that underwriters gain from big data. In his latest Thinkpiece, Duncan Minty considers how these events might influence the FCA’s current market study on big data, and how insurers might prepare for the regulator’s response.
Legal update: Cyber risks
This article highlights why a growing number of cyber incidents mean insurers must prepare to deal with a range of new business interruption liabilities, whilst also contending with increasing informational exposures and the impending European General Data Protection Regulation.
D&O and cyber: C-suite cyber risks take off
US legal influences continue to impact on the UK directors’ and officers’ market – and that now includes the growing cyber threat. Post's article studies the impact of increased cyber breaches upon D&O claims and highlights five questions to help clients assess cyber risk in relation to D&O.
CIR Special Report – 2016: A confluence of risks
Predicting the future is vital to preparing your business for any eventuality. This CIR Special Report examines the convergence of risks that will define the landscape in 2016, and the potential impact of climate, technological and social change on organisations’ risk management strategies.
Disruptive influences: Technology, politics and change in the financial sector
This report focuses on the next wave of technological progress which is likely to have a fundamental impact on how the financial services world will interact with and impact on the wider consuming public.