Cover Technology & Innovation Forum announced

Putting the tech into protection

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Professional Adviser's sister title Cover has revealed it will host its Technology & Innovation Forum on Wednesday 3 April at One Birdcage Walk in London.

"There can be no doubt that technology is changing the face of our industry," writes Cover editor Adam Saville. "Machine-learning artificial intelligence is poised to revolutionise underwriting and digital solutions, such as open banking, are ready to disrupt and democratise the way protection products and services are distributed." He continues: "Automated analysis of data as well as customised suites and dashboards make the lives of intermediaries easier, as with the increasing sophistication of portals and platform innovation. "What are the technological tools needed by advisers...

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