Technology is driving new business models for insurance
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Helena Kingsley-Tomkins and Paulette Truman of the Insurance team discuss how tech is transforming the insurance business, from connected devices that help prevent injuries and accidents to auto manufacturers entering insurance distribution. Plus, Sonny Hsu of the Banking team discusses the results of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s first climate stress test of banks, and Jasper Cooper of the Insurance team talks about the scope of insured losses from the recent Marshall wildfire in Colorado.
Related content on Moodys.com (some content only available to registered users or subscribers):
- Banks – Hong Kong SAR, China: Hong Kong Monetary Authority's bank stress test on climate risk is credit positive
- Property & Casualty – United States: Homeowners and commercial property insurers face losses from Colorado wildfire
- Property & Casualty Insurance – US: Insurers better match rate to risk as telematics gain consumer acceptance
- Insurance – Global: Innovation critical for insurers as technology threatens their traditional earnings
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