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Third-party consumer or business data

Fully half of the 58 respondents to Novarica's survey said that data collected by a third party to the insurance transaction has potential use in the underwriting process.
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Geospatial

A further two-fifths of respondents cited geospatial data, such as that from geographical information systems, as a game-changer for underwriting.
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Weather

With weather data getting more granular, a little more than a quarter of insurers expect it to have a bigger impact on the underwriting process going forward.
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Telematics

Just under one-fifth of carriers say the increased number of cars transmitting data to insurance companies and other parties will change the underwriting process.
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Video

An increasing amount of video is available, and that data can inform underwriters, according to about 15% of carriers surveyed.
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Biosensors

In the life and health industries especially, the data from wearable technologies can be invaluable in underwriting, according to more than 10% of carriers.