DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Peer2Peer Insurance Global 2018" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
New technologies, including Peer-to-peer (P2P) insurance, have the potential to significantly reshape the insurance landscape in the future.
A new wave of peer-to-peer insurance using blockchain technology and self-governing models has recently emerged. Under the self-governing model, policyholders within the community collectively manage all insurance functions, such as setting policy rules, accepting new members, making and approving claims, and paying reimbursements.
Companies offer or plan to offer home, car, life, pet, health and other insurances in a new way.
The work done by traditional insurers - quotes, claims management, and administration can be handled by software and smart contracts.
Peer-to-Peer Insurance is accused of being just a modern take on the ancient principle of sharing risk. The market responds by claiming that the insurance industry has been known to be dull and ripe for disruption for a long time. If you look at what old and new insurers, large and small are now doing, this is utter rubbish.
More insurance companies are now competing directly with P2P insurance companies and start-ups.
Lemonade is high profile but is losing money, while others around the world vary from struggling to quietly successful.
Insurers and brokers need to know it the threat is real or not- and if they can borrow ideas and learn lessons from the newcomers.
Companies Featured
- Allied Peers
- Axieme
- BoughtByMany
- Broodfunds
- Cycle Syndicate
- Darwinsurance
- Fo-Sho
- Friendsurance
- Gaggel
- Gather
- Huddle Insurance
- Insbee
- InsChain
- InsPeer
- Inspool
- Jointly
- Lemonade
- Naked Insurance
- N26
- P2P Protect
- PeerSure
- Quilt
- Riovic
- SHAcom
- so-sure
- teambrella
- TongJu Bao
- Tribe
- Unknown
- Uvamo
- Vernam
- Wecover
- wekeep
- Zhongtuobang
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and many more...
Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction
2. Global overview
3. Customer centricity
4. History
5. Key trends
6. Regulation overview
7. European Union
8. Country by country regulation
9. Business Models overview
10. How insurers make money
11. How brokers make money
12. How platforms make money
13. Payment systems
14. Claims
15 Customers
16. Distribution
17. Costs
18. Mutuals
19. Reinsurance
20. Innovation
21. Sharing economy
22. Social media
23. Reputation economy
24. Bitcoin
25. Technology
26. Blockchain technology
27. Blockchain and insurance
28. Blockchain Ireland
29. Smart insurance contracts
30. Decentralised autonomous organisations
31. Future
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