Conning: Smart Home Technology Shows Increasing Potential to Transform Homeowners Insurance Industry
Conning releases study reviewing what makes a smart home and why insurers are now focusing on the impact those homes can have on their business.
Conning's 2023 Focus Series: "
Key research questions answered in this report include:
- What are the challenges insurers face in leveraging a smart home's data?
- What are examples of smart home devices, and how do insurers benefit from the data those devices collect?
- How can smart homes improve risk management and pricing?
- What new coverages, products, and services can smart homes offer to homeowners insurers?
This report will help you:
- Understand what makes a smart home and the impact they may have on the homeowners insurance market
- Identify why insurers are focused on smart homes
- View examples of partnerships between homeowners insurers and smart device manufacturers
- Explore the potential to expand the relationship between the policyholder and the insurer
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Conning (www.conning.com) is a leading investment management firm with a long history of serving the insurance industry. Conning supports institutional investors, including insurers and pension plans, with investment solutions, risk modeling software, and industry research. Founded in 1912, Conning has investment centers in
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