Ten more insurance firms join Blockchain pilot

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Ten more insurance companies have joined a pilot scheme to test the impact of Blockchain on the industry.

The additional members, which include Ageas, XL Catlin, Generali and Tokio Marine, will join the five insurance companies that have been part of the pilot since it started in October.

The pilot will

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Nigel Walsh, Google Cloud

The number of deals insurers have been making with Google Cloud to finally deliver that seamless, personalised insurance experience that customers used to shopping via Amazon and streaming films via Netflix is ramping up.