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How is open Insurance transforming the industry?
How is open Insurance transforming the industry?
Jul 2, 2024
Open Insurance is revolutionizing the insurance sector by enabling secure data sharing among insurers, third-party providers, and consumers. Imagine having an insurance policy that is not just a contract but a dynamic, personalized product tailored to your unique needs—this is the future that Open Insurance promise
By offering a comprehensive view of risk profiles, this innovative approach transforms customer experiences and enables insurers to craft highly personalized products. Driven by open APIs, it empowers insurers to develop groundbreaking solutions that enhance efficiency and foster creativity across the industry.
At its core, this advancement promotes transparency and trust. By giving consumers control over their data, it builds a transparent and trusting relationship between insurers and customers.
A recent report by Arthur D. Little. Little reveals that 63% of insurance executives see this approach as a key driver of industry growth in the next five years. Additionally, it predicts that it could reduce insurance processing costs by 20% by 2030, revolutionizing efficiency and cost-effectiveness in the sector.
Globally, we see compelling examples of Open Insurance in action. In Singapore, government API integrations like SGFinDex—with over 30,000 monthly active users and nearly 1.2 million data retrievals—demonstrate its potential. AI-driven analytics in Singapore facilitate a seamless, three-click insurance purchase journey, revolutionizing the customer experience. Similarly, in Saudi Arabia, the Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority (SDAIA) has integrated over 1,000 governmental APIs, streamlining the insurance process with rapid, AI-driven underwriting and policy issuance.
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