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How Do We Use Disruptive Technology to Solve for the Insurer of the Future? with Nigel Walsh


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Nigel Walsh is a Partner in the Financial Services Technology Practice Group at Deloitte UK, based in London. Nigel is a leader in the insurtech global movement and the host of the Insurtech Insider Podcast. Nigel is on a mission to make insurance loveable. In this week’s episode, Nigel shares a 10-year forecast as to how the insurance industry will shift as we begin to get autonomous cars and a more health-conscious population.

Key Takeaways

  • A bit about Nigel and his background.
  • What does Nigel do for Deloitte and how did he get here?
  • How has the insurance industry evolved over the last couple of years? When is insurance not insurance?
  • Traditionally, insurance has been there during a crisis or an event. As we go forward, insurance will be there before the event.
  • Where is insurtech headed in the next three years?
  • Nigel shares some of the challenges he foresees the space having.
  • In 2030, how will the industry be different?
  • Health insurance is going to change dramatically. We all want to live healthier lives and we will use customized data to see how to achieve that.
  • How does Nigel aim to make insurance loveable?
  • People just don’t want to engage with their insurance. This is why it’s critical to change the way insurance professionals engage with their customers.
  • What does Nigel wish he learned sooner about his industry?
  • New to the industry? Go exploring. There’s so much to do in this space.

Keep Getting Better

 

  • Cpcusociety.org
  • Deloitte.com
  • Insurtech Insider Podcast
  • Nigel on LinkedIn

Quotes

  • “No one gets up in the morning dying to buy insurance. Doesn’t happen. But, they do get up and go, ‘How do I buy a house?’, ‘How do I get from A to B?’”
  • “We know the world will not move or go ahead in the way we know it today without insurance.”
  • “It’s all going to shift. It’s a question of is that going to happen in the next 10 years or not? My gut feel says in the motor space and mobility space, absolutely yes.”
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