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Insurers can take steps now to monitor the latest AI-assisted hoaxes and harness the power of AI to uncover potential fraud throughout the insurance pipeline.
The growing popularity of wearables presents insurers with an unparalleled opportunity to better assess risk – yet many carriers are not fully realizing the value of data from these devices. RGA's Tonya Blackmore explores the power of wearable data. This article is adapted from an original paper that won recognition at the RGA Leaders of Tomorrow program as part of the 2022 Global Insurance Forum.
New research reveals that, in 2020, the U.S. was dealing with two public health crises. While many individuals practiced social isolation measures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, opioid-related deaths spiked. RGA investigates this epidemic within a pandemic, analyzing U.S. overdose mortality to better understand opioid related-deaths.
The path to disrupting the market with a simpler, more frictionless purchase journey
Tonya Blackmore, Head Of AURA & Global Digital Underwriting, RGA
1. The Wearables Opportunity
When it comes to digital life insurance distribution, insurers are increasingly discovering that the customer online journey itself is the product – a new mindset that is bringing new opportunities but requiring new ways of delivering. Explore Life Design Sprints, a repeatable, effective innovation process from RGA.
As the pace of investigation and discovery in genetics continues to expand and accelerate, genetic and genomic testing is now playing an increasingly pivotal role in clinical medicine as well as in life and health insurance, but barriers to using this information remain. Keep pace with this rapidly evolving field in this comprehensive whitepaper.
Cormac Galvin, SVP, Business Development, UK and Ireland, RGA
Carmony Wong, Senior Vice President, Head of Hong Kong and High Net Worth, RGA
Peter Banthorpe, Managing Director, UK, RGA