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Intelligence: Telematics
Twenty years after Norwich Union launched Pay as You Drive Insurance in the UK, this article assesses how much progress has been made in telematics becoming a mainstream motor insurance product; and how these black box offerings have evolved.
Developing the HNW market for electric vehicles
Electric vehicles are becoming more commonplace on the UK’s roads but their high price tags mean they’re more likely to be owned by high-net-worth individuals. This article sheds light on the insurance requirements for HNW electric vehicles and how the industry is responding.
Intelligence - motorbikes: Opening the throttle
The motorbike insurance market has been a hive of activity recently, in what has previously been a quiet and steady sector for the past 20 years. This article investigates what this means for the biker customer and if more entrants are on the horizon.
The case for outsourced FNOL: A guide for motor insurance brokers
The new FCA “price walking” regulations promise an end to the ‘race to the bottom’ and a shift towards improving customer service. This content focuses on how motor brokers can enhance claims processes to improve customer satisfaction, the importance of FNOL and five reasons to outsource FNOL.
UK trend watch: Artificial intelligence will drive more relevant motor insurance
Read this blog to find out about the pioneer UK motor insurer using advanced technology to provide fairer premiums and better customer experiences for drivers.
The Adiona insurtech story - Reimagining motor insurance with telematics, AI and SaaS
Adiona Insurance, whose motto is “fairness, transparency, and putting the customer first,” is a start-up UK-based motor insurtech. In this podcast, Adiona’s CEO, Paul Harvey, and CTO, Scott Thomson, discuss the insurtech’s innovative approach with Duck Creek’s Rob Savitsky and Drake Manning.
The transition to electric vehicle insurance - what can brokers do to blossom in the ever evolving EV insurance market?
In this webinar, an expert panel discuss the opportunities for motor brokers to thrive in the EV insurance market and the steps brokers can take to ensure that products are fit for purpose as motorists transition to electric vehicles.
What makes usage-based insurance possible?
Usage-based insurance means ‘pay-how-you-drive’ and provides a way for motor insurance companies to set premiums based on individual driving habits. This blog provides a brief overview of technology adoption within Australia’s motor insurance market and what makes usage-based insurance possible.
Motor insurance fraud roundtable: Data and diligence, how can insurers combat any increase in criminal activity?
Insurance Post, in association with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, gathered experts together to discuss how issues such as ghost broking, the current limitations of benchmarking and fraud detection are pertinent to rooting out motor insurance fraud. This content provides a summary of the discussion.
Adapting motor to an 'electric' world
Brokers are looking at ways to make “service” a unique selling proposition following the FCA’s ban on price walking, as they look to stand out from the crowd. This article highlights how FNOL and claims management partners can support motor brokers in attracting and retaining customers.