New Report Highlights Critical Developments That Are Accelerating Transformation in the Insurance Industry
Innovation has now reached all corners of the insurance industry as regulators and review agencies join in to create the Future of Insurance
The report highlights the forces that have been putting tremendous pressure on insurance to transform to a digital, outside-in, customer-first industry, accelerated by the rise of InsurTech beginning in 2015. By taking a two speed strategy, by modernizing and optimizing the business for speed of operation and by creating a new business of the future for speed of innovation, insurance leaders are creating innovative products, services and business models by redesigning organizational and business model structures. These leaders are embracing digital technology and data and analytics to better understand, underwrite and service their customers with tailored products and services that are more personalized than ever and meet the under- or unmet needs of a rapidly changing market.
As noted in Majesco’s Strategic Priorities research, incumbent insurers who are embracing the changes and new opportunities – the Leaders – are advancing at a greater pace than Followers and Laggards, putting them at increasing risk of irrelevance. But new developments in the regulatory front may be what is needed to give a push to Followers and Laggards.
“This pace of innovation and change is challenging insurers and regulation,” commented
The first of these actions is with the proposed AM Best Innovation rating as a component of the annual rating process. The second is the Sandbox concept originally proposed at the NAIC, now being adopted by several states to promote and support innovation within the insurance industry. This cohesive blend of innovation and regulation is yet another forceful driver that will help reinvent the insurance industry.
The report goes on to provide guidance to companies on how to adapt and respond to the pace of change, using a Two-Speed Strategy that embraces both the transformation of existing insurance operations and the launching of new business models or products:
- Speed of Operations for the traditional business model with mature systems and processes needing incremental operational improvements through modernization and optimization using modern cloud and API-based modern solutions;
- Speed of Innovation for agile, fast and MVP models to explore, test and learn from new business opportunities – many in 12 weeks or less – by creating the new business for the future using next-generation native cloud, microservices and API-based solutions.
The time for plans, preparation, and execution is now – recognizing that the gap is widening and the timeframe to respond is closing. Leaders are adopting new technologies, business models and products at an increasing pace. Leaders, as early adopters, are positioned to succeed. Time will tell if Followers and Laggards will survive.
The thought leadership report is available to download on the Majesco website, or you can request a copy by emailing [email protected].
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