Spotlight: Motor trends - the use of data in claims and underwriting

Using data

Post and Verisk undertook a survey of the motor market to understand how both underwriting and claims teams are evolving in their use of data and new technology. Padraig Floyd dissects the results and speaks to the market about the findings

Over the past two years, every sector has experienced an operational environment that can be described as ‘atypical’; and insurance is no different.

A recent survey conducted by Post in association

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