Insurance disruption fuelling customer-centric innovations
Major insurers setting up Singapore innovation labs as technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain drive industry changes
Singapore
DRIVEN by the rapid advances in technology, insurers in Singapore have been taking steps to be more customer-centric in an attempt to retain loyalty and attract new policyholders.
Front-end disruption in the sector will continue in 2017, as will the rise of unions between innovation-starved insurers and technology-related start-ups, industry players and observers echoed in unison.
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