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Let’s see what’s in the news today. Insurance Meets Tech Conference To Explore Collaborations The 3rd edition of Insurance Meets Tech (IMT) conference is set to explore collaborations between insurance service providers

TLDR Insurers are leveraging AI and data analytics to improve the claims process. Challenges include legacy systems, lack of integration, and optimizing processes for all involved. In today’s digital-first world, insurance claims

Insurtech UK publishes pre-general election policy roadmap TLDR: Insurtech UK has published a policy roadmap ahead of the UK general election next month on 4 July. The document highlights policy proposals to

TLDR: Qover launches AI-enabled solution to streamline insurance claims experience. The platform uses AI and automation to settle claims within minutes of approval. Key Elements: Qover, a leading InsurTech, has launched an

Summary of Article TLDR: Veteran insurance executive James Bracken joins Zurich North America as CFO Bracken brings over 25 years of financial services experience to the role Zurich North America, a leading

TLDR: The 3rd edition of Insurance Meets Tech conference will explore collaborations between insurance service providers and insurtech promoters. The event is scheduled to be held on Friday, September 27, 2024, in

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Insurtech UK demands government support for sector Insurtech UK has released its UK policy manifesto which outlines recommendations for the government in supporting the insurtech

Summary of Indonesian insurtechs funding lead despite 79% industry nosedive TLDR: Key points: Indonesian insurtech sector received $47m funding in H1 2024, a significant increase from $7.5m in the same period last

TLDR: Investing in technology and talent is crucial to transforming Kenya’s insurance industry. Embracing digital transformation can help reach new markets, improve operational efficiency, enhance risk management, and foster innovation. Key Elements:

TLDR: Insurtech trade body calls for regulatory changes to encourage growth in the sector by creating a positive policy environment and facilitating better funding. The next government must prioritize these changes to