Consumers across the globe desire humanized experiences when navigating the insurance industry
The 2023 wave of research - which is being launched at the
Aimed at refining the strategies that bring insurers closer to consumers worldwide, this year’s survey is more extensive than the inaugural 2022 edition, with more questions and responses from policyholders across more countries. The survey provides insights for carriers, reflecting consumer preferences and awareness of innovation opportunities, purchasing, and communication methods.
Key findings from the survey include:
- 93% of consumers are confident they have the proper coverage, irrespective of which channel they used to purchase the insurance policy.
- Once a policy is in place, 44% of consumers prefer human interaction (2022: 35%). At the same time, however, interest in app/
WhatsApp usage for buying and switching insurance also increased year-over-year. - 46% of global consumers are unaware of embedded insurance. Of those who were aware (37%), almost half said they trust it because of product or retailer quality. Those who do not trust it (26%) find embedded insurance unnecessary and expensive. Those who are unsure (29%) require more information, having had little experience with embedded insurance.
The survey reveals significant positives for insurance providers and clearly shows they are getting it right in many areas. However, it also highlights areas where insurers must reflect and improve further - including bolstering global consumer confidence and trust in insurance.
According to
While the survey shows that carriers around the world are responding quickly to consumer demand for more relevant and timely products and services, it also reveals that a significant number of consumers prefer a humanized experience when interacting with their insurance providers. This emphasizes the importance of exploring ground-breaking and varying communication options to meet the needs of diverse customers.
Keeney adds, “It is encouraging to see that despite the challenging economic environment, people are re-evaluating their insurance needs and considering a wider range of products. Mobile and gadget insurance, travel insurance, and embedded insurance are being purchased more frequently than other types of insurance.
Duck Creek’s 2023 survey is a vital resource for insurance providers, offering unique insights into customer perceptions and highlighting the next opportunities for innovation. We urge providers to delve deeply into the results and continue pushing the frontiers of the insurance industry forward.”
Research in Finance Head of Research,
The 2023
- Maximize accessibility of insurance products to consumers across channels
- Accelerate speed to market with the SaaS model
- Humanize the consumer experience through digital channels
- Leverage the SaaS ecosystem to differentiate competitively
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