Going to Insurtech Insights 2024!

On our way to London to attend Insurtech Insights Europe 2024!

Looking forward to engage with top experts, explore cutting-edge tech and network with insurance professionals from around the globe. Let us know if you’re around!

The INGAGE Institute, AI Mentoring in Insurance –A-I-M-> empowers companies to lead the Future of Insurance by increasing competitivity with Innovation & Strategy Consulting, maximizing collaboration and performance with an AI-powered Underwriting & Claims Simulator and strengthening employer branding with Exclusive Interviews. 

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Raising funds

For my fellow entrepreneur friends raising funds to scale up their companies, here is an inspiring talk from WeFox CEO, Julian Teicke. Have a nice Sunday 🙂

#inspiration #entrepreneurship #raisingcapital #raisingfunds #wefox #ceo #investors #investment #venturecapital #pitching #startup #startuplife

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Scaling up!

Thanks to Ali Hauser, INGAGE CEO for Latin America, for this amazing business trip to London! After the ones in Zurich, it’s now the leading companies in London’s famous “City” that welcome our company’s products with a strong interest. Fantastic acceleration! We will need more talents to join us soon… 

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Low code, no code

Whether you are a manager or a developer in InsurTech, you might have heard about “low code” and “no code”. In any case, here is an article that you might find interesting:

“Low code is a development movement where time-consuming manual processes are automated, without hand coding, using a visual IDE environment, an automation that connects to backends and some kind of application lifestyle management system. The whole unit is called a “low code platform”

Read on at https://www.bmc.com/blogs/low-code-vs-no-code/

 

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How InsurTech is reshaping insurance

Opportunities await

Source: PwC

Insurance companies are very much aware of the FinTech revolution: 74% of respondents see FinTech innovations as a challenge for their industry. There is a good reason to believe that insurance is indeed heading down the path of disruptive innovation, whether it is the effect of an external factor, such as the rise of the sharing economy, or the ability to improve operations using artificial intelligence.

However, despite these emerging trends, a disconnect exists between the amount of disruption perceived and insurers’ willingness to invest to defend against and/or take advantage of the innovation: 43% of the industry players claim they have FinTech at the heart of their corporate strategies, but only 28% explore partnerships with FinTech companies and even less than 14% actively participate in ventures and/or incubator programs.

Incumbent insurers who are currently focused on catching up with their competitors around customer centricity and other current trends are missing the opportunity to become proactive. They need to create a clear and consistent message that will demonstrate their willingness to play in the new InsurTech space and act accordingly – only such an approach will position incumbents to be frontrunners in the new insurance era.

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