Globally, insurers are relying on predictive analytics to identify risks earlier, improve pricing accuracy and develop more personalised products.
By
Marion Sitawa
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Insurance companies have spent years digitising their operations, automating claims and experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI). But as costs rise and margins come under pressure, shareholders, regulators and customers are asking a tough question: What exactly are these investments delivering?
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