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InsTech News: Cost of Living and Risk Exchange

This week, the implications of the rising cost of living for insurers and takeaways from our latest report.

Climate risk: assessing rebuild value

Climate Risk is InsTech’s monthly newsletter dedicated to climate-related insurance news - you can sign up for free 

InsTech News: Realising parametric potential

This week, how to get a 50% discount on our new parametric insurance report and find out who is joining us on stage at the next InsTech in London evening event.

Mia Vioulès, AXA Climate & Robert Schablik, CoreLogic: Hailstorm parametric insurance - an innovation success story

One of the strengths of using parametric insurance for climate-related perils and events is the ability to offer an immediate payout to policyholders who can’t afford to wait for financial assistan

InsTech News: InsTech’s most popular podcasts revealed

This week, how to download our new remote claims report, Send Technology’s scale-up plans and how you can join us in London tonight.

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A month in climate: storms, floods and the IPCC report

Climate Risk is InsTech’s monthly newsletter dedicated to climate-related insurance news - you can sign up for free 

InsTech News: Delivering data that works

This week, claims handling collaboration in practice, the InsTech guide to algorithmic underwriting, and moving from MGA to full stack insurer - lessons and advice from those who’ve been there and

ESG with AXA XL: Behind the scenes

Katie Lennon, Head of ESG UK and Lloyd’s at AXA XL, recently joined Matthew Grant on the InsTech London podcast to talk about all things ESG.

Katie Lennon: Head of ESG, UK & Lloyd’s, AXA XL: ESG - the insurer’s perspective

With climate-related risk becoming a top priority for insurers, Podcast 175 examines where the industry is right now in terms of identifying the specific challenges and opportunities ahead.

Climate risk: An issue for today and tomorrow

Climate Risk is InsTech London’s monthly newsletter dedicated to climate-related insurance news - you can sign up for free 

InsTech News: ESG insights and the future of parametric

This week, details of the next InsTech Live Chat, our interview with Beazley Digital and have your say on the future of parametric insurance.

Resilience still needs addressing - Flood Focus Issue 7

Securing net-zero by 2050 and adapting to protect communities and natural habitats were two of COP26’s central goals. Whilst both of these are important, adaptation may have been overlooked during conversations.

Parul Kaul-Green: Chief of Staff, AXA XL Asia and Europe: Reconnecting insurance with its purpose

This week we're hearing from a well-known leader from one of the largest global speciality insurers, AXA XL and someone who always provides a refreshing perspective on what is happening around us. 

Parametric Insurance - 2021 outlook and the companies to watch

Once considered as niche, parametric insurance now offers the potential to deliver solutions where conventional insurance has failed. 

InsTech London presents the ITC and DIA World Tour

The 700 or so people who tuned into the InsTech London hosted UK Leg of the ITC + DIA World Tour heard from some of the very best UK insurtechs, each addressing fundamental insurance needs and

Intangibles: Reputation, Human Capital and IP. New Solutions for New Risks

Our Live Chat event with Lloyd’s followed the release of their new report with KPMG, “Protecting Intangible Assets: Preparing for a New Reality", the first in a four-part series on the topic. 

Insurance Leadership; what do they really care about?

We've interviewed well over 100 people in 2019 and you can hear most of them on the InsTech London podcasts.

Platforms & Ecosystems: Part Two - AXA, ICE InsureTech, DMS and Riskbook

In our previous episode we brought you the first half of our event on the 22nd October on Platforms and Ecosystems.

Podcast 26. Marketing Innovation in Insurance Part One. Inshur, Gobsmack, AM Best, Ninety Consulting and AXA.

“Insurers aren’t bad at marketing, it's just that they haven’t had to be good at it”.