InsurTech Futures: Technology will shrink the insurance market, says RSA's Leitch
RSA global connected insurance director Kenny Leitch states InsurTech will stop claims from happening.
InsurTech is set to shrink the insurance market, according to Kenny Leitch, global connected insurance director at RSA.
“There is an opportunity to use data and technology to create fewer collisions, fewer injuries and fewer claims,” Leitch explained.
He added that by doing this insurers and brokers could lower their prices “in a very competitive market”.
“Technology will shrink the insurance market because it will stop things from happening in the first place,” Leitch continued.
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