InsurTech weekly 443 ?? How much untapped value lies within your data?
Florian Graillot
Investor @ astorya.vc (insurance & emerging risks ; Seed ; Europe)
Hi All,
You'll find below the three most engaging articles shared this week. They are about InsurTech trends, FinTech comparables and adjacent Tech worth a look.
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1?? Major risks insurers should get ready to face
The top risks and major risers in this year's annual business risk survey reflect the big issues facing companies around the world right now - digitalization,?climate change and an uncertain geopolitical environment. Many of these risks are already hitting home, with extreme weather, ransomware attacks and regional conflicts expected to test the resilience of supply chains and business models further.
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2?? Four area of change in the banking space
In the age of compound volatility, the banking sector finds itself navigating a myriad of near-term challenges while keeping their eyes trained on their longer-term goals. The year ahead is shaping up to be defined by geopolitical instability, an evolving regulatory environment, and a muddled economic picture. Despite the challenges, our 2024 banking trends strikes an optimistic tone as the future could bring good news. With each trend, we cover the challenge but also share reasons for positive change. As we see it, the banking industry in 2024 is challenged but undaunted with brighter days in the year ahead.
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3?? How to get the most of data?
It’s a 21st-century gold rush. Organizations around the world are racing to unlock the value of data by using the latest technologies and techniques, including artificial intelligence and advanced analytics. But, as with the gold prospectors of yore, today’s data miners often end up sifting through fragments rather than minting bullion bars.
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I go through an FT article detailing Hiscox's initiative with Google towards leveraging artificial in insurance underwriting.
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Industry Executive - Microsoft Financial Services Industry
9 个月Thank Florian "Four areas of change in the banking space", I'm adding one more on how to explore Gen AI to improve employee productivity and help unlock the customer relationship?
Solution Architect & Senior Expert Insurance at SAP - In early Retirement
9 个月?? If you take a closer look at the data that insurers receive "free of charge" in applications for issuing policies and in claims notifications (FNOL, FNOJ), it becomes clear how large the gap is between the information that is stored and available in their operational systems and the data that is actually used. But they all obtain the consent of every policyholder to use all the data collected (in Europe) - even they don’t use it. ??