Insurance stories - Page 19

AI is transforming New Zealand’s finance and insurance sectors by enhancing customer-centric services and operational efficiency, says the AI Forum report.

A recent survey by Snow Software reveals that 71% of Australian workers always bring their work laptops on vacation, struggling to disconnect.

At Adobe Symposium last week, TechDay chatted to TAL Australia’s head of customer relationship management, Mike Nixon.

New Zealand's FMG partners with IntegrationWorks to overhaul its digital processes, enabling clients to self-manage insurance and enhancing service delivery.

Insurance tech firms are revolutionising customer experience, driven by AI and wearables, says InsurtechNZ. A digital-first approach could transform the sector.

Women run larger SMBs but are more stressed and less likely to use insurance brokers than men, reveals a new Vero study involving 900 New Zealand businesses.

If you own an e-bike or a drone and expect them to be covered by your current home contents insurance policy, it might pay to check the fine print.

Cove Insurance has claimed it's first to sell insurance via a chatbot currently in private beta mode, and the tech looks promising.

The insurance market is benefitting from new technology, with traditional firms embracing advanced technologies.

ANZ and IBM collaborate with Suncorp to develop blockchain solution to speed up payment reconciliation in insurance industry.

Lifebroker and Jade Software launch Alfred, Australia's first life insurance comparison chatbot on Facebook Messenger, offering 24/7 real-time quote services.

Equisoft is currently working with 20 insurers on Oracle Insurance Policy Administration integration projects.

Dimension Data helps Asia's largest life insurance firm upgrade its IT environment and improve network performance.

Chubb launches new SME insurance in Australia, adding cyber coverage to shield businesses from growing digital risks.

Frankie will be able to provide instant responses to a variety of common enquiries to nib’s new product range including benefits available.

Natural disasters push insurers to scrutinize costly business interruption claims, with losses hitting £1.4bn.

the company has concentrated heavily on its cyber and tech liability offerings, which Samson says is a good fit for South Island tech companies.

Car manufacturers that build sensors into their vehicles could identify damage resulting from a collision and trigger a claim payment.

Acting Chair Greg Lewis believes that practitioners should consider professional indemnity (PI) insurance cover to deal with first-party losses.

A Christchurch-based tech company has been working with insurance companies to make life a lot easier for those affected by the Kaikoura quakes.