Data and information management

The idea is to use advanced analytics to drive innovation and create actionable insights throughout the insurance lifecycle.

A standalone cyber policy is now a must-have for more and more small businesses, and even large enterprises.

Insurance companies that best leverage data-driven technology solutions to predict and understand the intricate morass of new risks will position themselves to succeed.

Insurers can gain deeper insight into risks.

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The speciality insurer has introduced a new cybersecurity tool through IronSDN and solutions for electrical and equipment risks with Schneider Electric.

Hacks of banks, credit unions and insurance companies compromised the data of millions of consumers, who filed a flurry of class actions in response.

Alongside extreme weather events, issues like affordability and risk perception contribute to the lack of insurance protection.

Applying AI technology moves slowly, but has potential to produce more sophisticated insights

The conversion process can be fraught with integration complexities.

Automaker collecting more varieties of telematics data to better inform insurers' coverage.

Improving data management technology can take routine work off insurers' plates, insurtechs and experts say.

Data issues hinder the member experience and cause premium loss for carriers.

Both have a mutual goal of keeping systems secure and their customers' information private.

The predictive model is powered by AI analysis based on data from over 1,500 wildfire losses.

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There's a growing collective effort by national regulators, state governments, insurers and banks to address impacts of a warming planet.

Without transparency and open communication throughout an insurance organization, precious data is liable to go to waste.

Transformational technologies will also be critical in advancing personal lines underwriting, with 81% of insurers saying they are pushing transformation forward.

A blueprint for a shared ledger for digital money would include central bank digital currencies, bank deposits and e-money from companies like PayPal — but not unsupervised cryptocurrencies.