Paul Yates: Protection's paradigm shift

'There's a tangible buzz in the protection industry'

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iPipeline's Paul Yates explores the rise of insuretech and the future of the protection industry

For the first time - arguably in a long time - there's a tangible buzz in the protection industry. It is driven, in part, by the growing realisation that insurance technology can be used for a lot more than just improving quote, sales and claims processes. It can also be used as a powerful tool to engage customers. This has all the hallmarks of a paradigm shift in the industry. Out with one-size-fits-all. Finally. Bought not sold? It's no wonder that products like income protection are traditionally known to be ‘sold, not bought': customers and all their differing needs are effec...

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