InsurTech Futures Blog: 'InsurTech' hijacked by start-up disruptors

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Andre Symes, director at Genasys Technologies UK, on InsurTech hype and why it shouldn't be about becoming the insurance “Uber”.

What does “InsurTech” really mean today?

It’s a question that brokers we’ve met around the country over the past few months constantly ask. Bedazzled by the hype and the headlines surrounding InsurTech, many confess that they simply don’t know what tech innovation is right for their business and their customers.

The trouble is, InsurTech has been positioned as the panacea for the insurance industry’s woes. As a result, the term “InsurTech” has been hijacked by start-up disruptors all touting

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