Una Conference 2019: Insurance sector ripe for Uber-level disruption, warns Tim Ryan

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The executive chairman of the Una Alliance told conference attendees that they need to ensure they understand changing buying decisions and new types of consumer.

It is only a matter of time until the insurance industry experiences Uber-level disruption, Una Alliance executive chairman Tim Ryan has warned. 

Ryan told delegates at this year’s Una Conference that change is happening in the industry at a rapid pace and that the speed of this change is only increasing.

Discussing disruptors such as Uber in the transportation sector and Air BnB in the hospitality industry, he added that no one expected this disruption, but that both industries have been

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