Insurance in an Unsecure World
summary
Claims fast disruption but legal limits prevent delivery: regulated firms can't email confidential account data, startups can. China pilots new models with partners Buu and Hill House while Europe lags. Only 1 to 1.5% of healthcare costs are influenced by exercise, insurers turn just ~1% of collected data into intelligence, and a product design wins a European patent after being built in Italy. Portfolio rule changes include an exit coal stance and 37 sustainability criteria. Watch if regulatory specifics, data metrics and tangible pilots matter.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:10The Future of Insurance
- 5:00Data and Insurance
- 6:15Health Insurance
- 8:00Data
- 8:50Rising risks
- 10:00Legal risks
- 12:10Investing in Europe
- 14:00Institutionalization
- 15:30Climate change
- 17:30How to adapt to climate change
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