Aviva's Rob Townend on using digital to improve insurers' reputation

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Insurers need to leverage technology to make insurance simpler and improve the market's reputation, writes Rob Townend, managing director of Aviva’s UK general insurance business.

Insurers have a reputation for making things complicated for customers, leading to frustration and a lack of trust. Why do we ask questions where we already know the answer? Why do we take so long to

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