Do “fintech” and “Greater Bay Area” hold promise for Hong Kong insurers, or will firms get lost in the fog?
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Before the London financier acquired the insurer, founder Walter de Oude told DigFin his broader ambitions.
Could a big-data insurance app earn the trust of mainland Chinese consumers, to the detriment of global insurers in Hong Kong?
Japan’s largest non-life insurer believes it can overtake incumbents in the rest of Asia via digitization.
Health insurers know they need to innovate—but how remains a mystery.
It will have to address issues of data access, product competitiveness and customer acquisition.
The insurance blockchain consortium has reinvented itself as an incorporated vendor out to widen its shareholder base.
The insurer is adding more products to its electronic marketplace in anticipation of attracting new types of users.
The insurers are reimaging how to use digital tech to connect to previously uneconomic customers.