Usage-based auto insurance: a new technological dawn?
With over 10% penetration of the auto insurance market, UBI product availability has already persuaded a substantial and growing number of U.S. drivers to allow their driving behavior to...
With over 10% penetration of the auto insurance market, UBI product availability has already persuaded a substantial and growing number of U.S. drivers to allow their driving behavior to...
While information derived from usage based insurance telematics hasn’t been fully utilized in the claims process, the benefits it can provide – consistency, efficiency and accuracy – offer a...
A new global survey on consumer preferences for automotive technology finds more consumers desire advanced technology in their next new vehicle. However, their willingness to pay for technology demonstrates...
According to a report by Celent, 26% of online consumers said they would buy insurance online. Additionally, 28% said they prefer to interact with insurers...
Much has been written of late about how the insurtech movement is transforming the industry. While some of these solutions are actually in use, many are still conceptual and...
Nobody can have too many BFF’s (that’s "best friends forever," as texted between teenagers). That statement goes double for claims adjusters who are frequently seen as “bad guys” because...
I’ve been following telematics in insurance since 2012 and the main thing I’ve noticed is that the application of telematics by insurers moves at a sluggish pace. While telematics...
Usage-based insurance has been kick-started this year thanks to advances in technology, and Liberty Mutual has taken notice. The company announced upgrades and
Plug-in devices that monitor aspects of an auto insurance customer's driving are nothing new. And it's nearly impossible to miss the commercials touting the savings that good drivers...
According to Quarterly UBI Dashboard of Ptolemus Consulting, North America represents the biggest market to date with over 7.1 million active policies. This compares to 6.5...