Insurance Re-imagined Key trends driving innovation and disruption in Insurance

November 25, 2018

Post-Lehman the Insurance industry was focused on capital adequacy and risk management. Recently, it’s become increasingly common to read and hear about ‘innovation and disruption’ 2,3. Deloitte believe it’s important to challenge, understand and critique this trend rather than simply follow the herd. Important questions that we address include: Why are we seeing this innovation now? Is it a fad? What impact will it have on Irish insurers, their customers and employees? Are there upside opportunities as well as risks? What should you do next to protect and grow your business? This paper will outline the key trends driving innovation and disruption in Insurance across the customer, technology, people and regulatory domains.

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BeneSys, Inc.

BeneSys is a team of dedicated Taft-Hartley Trust Fund Specialists. BeneSys understands the nuances of Taft-Hartley benefit plans. We are experienced and accustomed to programming and administering plans that have unusual benefit plan parameters. Our software system Benefitdriven.com is dedicated to providing our clients and their plan participants with the most efficient tools for self-administering trust fund accounts. Our benefits administration software was developed by administrators, for administrators.

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