5 InsurTech Trends for 2020
As InsurTech continues to launch new technological solutions into the hands of consumers and agents, here are five of the biggest trends you can expect to see in 2020.
As InsurTech continues to launch new technological solutions into the hands of consumers and agents, here are five of the biggest trends you can expect to see in 2020.
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In the life-health sector, the Internet of Things and wearable technology will provide more information, better insights, improved efficacy and preferable outcomes in consumers’ overall health and life expectancy.
Colten Zamrzla’s priority is to protect his clients by always acting with integrity, “even if it means losing a sale,” he says. “There’s nothing more important than protecting your reputation and sticking to your convictions.”
Like many other millennials, Annie Wilson is a jack of all trades. “I do mostly personal lines, but I also work on IT, social media, marketing,” she says. “The insurance space is a great industry with so many different opportunities, which is super exciti