Ninety - Innovation Models by Insurance Nexus Unbound Podcast

“What people would prefer is actually to think about insurance less. They want it to do its job, a bit more quietly, in the background. And if that allows them to pay less, then all the better … We are an important product for people but that doesn’t mean we have to be an important part of their daily lives.” – Kyle Nakatsuji, CEO of Clearcover

Here’s what we cover with Paul Taffinder, MS Amlin’s Director of Strategy and Innovation:

• How Blockchain is paving the way for real-time underwriting by giving insurers and shipping companies unprecedented round-the-clock insights into exposures

• Making the marine insurance market better, faster and cheaper through smart contracts for auto-settlement, auto-payment and a faster claims process

• MS Amlin’s Tactical, Radical and Exploratory approaches to innovation, across blockchain, robotics, sensor tech and data analytics

As technology advances apace, we asked ourselves: what would an insurance company built from the ground up on AI and Robotics look like?

To answer this question, the Unbound Podcast spoke to Steve Monaghan, CEO at HK-based Life & Health disruptor Gen.Life, about his ambitions to create the world’s first autonomous insurance company, as well as the opportunities and challenges that AI presents to today’s insurers.

Inzsure: How blockchain will transform insurance by Insurance Nexus Unbound Podcast

In today’s episode we speak with Dan White, Senior Partner at change-focused consultancy Ninety, about their work with Zurich Innovation Foundry. In an era where insurers often struggle to innovate, Dan discusses the do’s and don’ts of running an innovation lab, and reveals the factors that have made Zurich’s Foundry such a success story.

In today’s episode we speak with Karn Saroya, CEO of Cover – a California-based Insurtech reinventing the insurance front-end through mobile video and computer vision. Karn, fresh off a previous venture in online fashion, explains how world-class User Experience (UX) can be every bit as transformative in insurance as in other consumer industries like e-commerce.