Blog: Designing insurance for the gig economy

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Liam Gray from Rainmaking Insurtech explains the opportunities that are emerging for insurers and brokers alike.

The growing gig economy is making short-term engagements, temporary contracts, and independent contracting more commonplace.

From the individual to the SME, this growth requires innovative insurance solutions which meet the evolving needs of its participants.

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To provide new and innovative insurance products, insurers should be taking advantage of five primary drivers of change:

Micro segmentation. The firms that have differentiated the most have evaluated the micro and smaller

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