InsurTech weekly 452 ?? Are these trends strong enough to push forward innovation in car insurance?

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This week, I shared a McKinsey report that sparked extensive discussions on innovation in car insurance. The report (read below) delves into various trends within the mobility space that could potentially impact the insurance value chain. A prevalent sentiment from the discussions is the recognition that many of the outlined roadmaps in the report have been previously explored. This prompts the question: Is there anything distinctive in the current landscape to suggest that innovation could indeed materialize in this market, or are we bound to encounter the same challenges as in the past, albeit in different technological environments? I don't think so. Obviously !

Below, you'll find the three most engaging articles from this week. They are about insurance & risks innovation, FinTech comparables and tech trends worth a look.

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1?? Could innovation eventually happen in car insurance?

Before the end of this decade, autonomous vehicles (AVs), electric vehicles (EVs), and shared forms of mobility are poised to transform the mobility landscape. How will the auto insurance landscape evolve to adapt to this wave of disruption?

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2?? What does BaaS in the UK say about the state & future of FinTech?

The UK might be the world's most interesting embedded finance market and a peek at the sector's future globally. The UK never had a “BaaS boom” like the US experienced in 2019 through 2021. The problem with embedded finance in the UK was that the economy didn't work on card interchange. Instead, the opportunity in the UK is getting a payments license (EMI) and partnering with the new wave of banks that offer “embedded banking.”

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3?? Technology is key in HR culture !

In today's professional landscape, characterized by intensive use of technology, IT tools play a central role in employee productivity and well-being. However, it is striking that many business leaders do not pay sufficient attention to these tools, an aspect that is nevertheless crucial to the success of their organization. According to a 2023 Omdia study, executives are only involved in a third of new technology purchases. Let’s look at some of the reasons why it’s critical for leaders to engage on this topic.

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