Insurance Technology Diary Archive
Insurance data and technology commentary and news from Quotech Founder Guillaume Bonnissent.
Episode 77: Cubic progress
When I was 11, I spent the summer trying to solve the Rubik’s Cube. I twisted the thing on the sofa, in front of the telly, at the dining…
Episode 76: AI Evan-Gelism
Yet another survey-based report about the use of AI by insurers flitted into my inbox this week. It came from the fintech AutoRek…
Episode 75: The Galácticos parallel
Football fans will remember the huge excitement that accompanied Real Madrid’s Galácticos policy. It was electrically tangible the first …
Episode 74: The secret to MGA success
I saw the movie Le mystère Picasso when I was 11. The artist became my hero. The infatuation was short-lived, but I was briefly captivated…
Episode 73: Prompt Service
When I was small my dad had one of those ‘take your kids to work’ days. I met all his colleagues, including a young chap with a word…
Episode 72: Hero worship
Having sons means I watch superhero films. After decades of character-building action on page and screen, some fictional fighters have…
Episode 71: Bluesky 1
The only news that really matters in the world of insurance technology this week is the suggestion that Lloyd’s of London has abandoned…
Episode 70: Get offa my cloud
I had my first claim involving a data centre years before they became so sexy. A massive storm smashed into a Midwest town…
Episode 69: Keep up!
This week I read what just might be the last article you ever need to read about AI for insurance (except for this one, of course).
