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Setting a New Normal for Auto Insurance? The Use of Telematics and UBI Programs

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1 November 2016
Juan Mazzini

Abstract

Celent has released a new report titled Setting a New Normal for Auto Insurance? The Use of Telematics and UBI Programs. The report was written by Juan Mazzini, a senior analyst with Celent's Insurance practice.

There seems to be a case for telematics-based usage-based auto insurance, though advances in several technologies could take insurers to a crossroad where they need to decide whether to investing in UBI it or leapfrog to the next stage.

Motor insurance is an attractive global market of US$670 billion, with the top 10 markets having a share of 76%. UBI programs are in place in all of these markets and affect the position of leading incumbents by changing how risk is priced and managed in auto insurance. Insurers have mixed feelings regarding UBI programs for auto, though pioneers have paved the way to justify a higher level of optimism regarding a wider adoption in the short and middle term.

UBI as we know it today is at a transition stage while smarter vehicles become the norm and as we move into the direction of autonomous driving.

“As technologies around collision avoidance and autonomous driving mature, they have the potential of fundamentally changing the nature of risk and how it is assessed. Widespread digital adoption, analytics, AI and machine learning, and the IoT are enablers of a totally different approach to insurance in all of its lines of business. A product like this would be more about accompanying your lifestyle and adjusting the risk assessment to your particular situation, while pricing it as you go,” commentedMazzini.

“The implications and requirements to support this approach would touch virtually every core function in the company, and encompass decisions around core systems functionality, digital solutions, data integration, analytics, machine intelligence, third party partnerships, and deciding on infrastructure and data ownership,” Mazzini added.

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