Which tech trends really matter in insurance ? This is a valid question that the industry often ponders, as there is a consensus that technology will impact the value chain, while numerous technological trends are circulating in the market. To attain clarity on this matter, MunichRE thoroughly investigates this topic in its annual 'tech radar'. Across various verticals such as AI or cyber, it enumerates technologies and evaluates their potential impact. In conclusion, it offers recommendations on how to approach them, ranging from market monitoring to full-scale production. In the 'data & AI' section, I found the trend on synthetic data particularly intriguing, as it aligns closely with the data challenge I extensively explored in a previous essay. The notion of API standardization also strikes a chord, especially concerning the endeavor to realize Open Insurance. Last but not least, I was pleased to see 'digital assets' featured in the trial section, as I firmly believe it's an emerging risk area where insufficient innovation has been explored in terms of insurance coverage. Therefore, it presents a clear opportunity for tech startups to consider. #insurance #insurtech #artificialintelligence (BestOfH1)
I wonder what is is for Insurance finance. Possibly: ADOPT: IFRS 17 and finish it off TRIAL: Better reporting ASSESS: better data exchange with actuaries. HOLD: AI until the data is more easily accessible. Any other opinions out there?
Great insights! How do you see synthetic data changing the way insurance companies deal with privacy and regulatory compliance?
Interesting
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