July 20th, 2017
The Impact of Insurtech
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Here we review recent GC Capital Ideas posts on the growing interest in insurtech and its impact on the insurance industry.
Posts Tagged ‘insurtech’
June 29th, 2017
Technology Innovation Shaping Decision Makers’ Expectations
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Here we review recent GC Capital Ideas posts on how technology innovation is shaping (re)insurance decision makers’ expectations for the future.
May 25th, 2017
New Study Identifies Winners in Growing Insurtech Space
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A new report from consulting firm Oliver Wyman and insurtech investor Policen Direkt analyzes insurtech business models worldwide and pinpoints winners and losers.
May 10th, 2017
Insurtech in China: Revolutionizing the Insurance Industry: Part III: Risks and Uncertainties Facing the Insurtech Industry
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Cliff Sheng, Partner and Head of Financial Services, Greater China, Oliver Wyman
Notwithstanding the tremendous scope and opportunity for certain simple products — such as travel insurance and shipping return insurance — in the Chinese insurtech market, several products such as auto insurance and universal life insurance face uncertainties owing to the following four factors:
May 9th, 2017
Insurtech in China: Revolutionizing the Insurance Industry: Part II: Insurtech Makes Gains
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Cliff Sheng, Partner and Head of Financial Services, Greater China, Oliver Wyman
Insurtech is revolutionizing the insurance industry by bringing disruptive products and services to a market that is fast adopting, and increasingly moving toward, an online ecosystem. The market is also seeing a surge in the number of people who are aware of and are starting to understand the benefits of insurance.
May 8th, 2017
Insurtech in China: Revolutionizing the Insurance Industry: Part I
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Cliff Sheng, Partner and Head of Financial Services, Greater China, Oliver Wyman
China’s capital markets aren’t yet mature enough to support financial innovation; meanwhile, existing state-owned financial institutions are not reforming quickly enough. This gap in supply has provided opportunities for Chinese fintech players — who are being supported by rapidly growing online ecosystems and a tech-savvy population — in diverse fields ranging from investing to payments.
