With a market representing 5 million drivers, the telematics industry is racing to implement Usage Based Insurance to gain competitive advantage and meet increasing commercial and private consumer demand. This form of insurance harnesses the latest machine-to-machine technology to capture detailed driving, claim management and environmental data. This information is used to assess behavioural risk and also to improve motor insurance pricing.
Based on this, SMi is proud to be hosting its 3rd annual Telematics for Usage Based Insurance conference on 18-19 February 2015 in London.
Join us as we ask questions such as: Where does telematics fit into risk management? What influence will Mobile and Dongle based UBI offerings have in the long term? How can you engage low premium customers? What do consumers want from telematics propositions – just cheaper premiums?
Reasons to attend:
This conference will address key developments for private consumer Pay as You Drive, automotive commercial insurance and fleet, as well as how the emergence of the connected car is impacting the insurance industry.
These key presentations will allow you to:
– Analyse the global market status
– Hear case studies from industry leaders such as Wunelli, Zurich and Hastings Direct
– Learn how to overcome practical issues relating to data and regulation
– Discuss new industry regulations and how to comply with them
Key Speakers Include:
– Andrew Price, Practice Leader – Motor Fleet, Zurich Insurance
– Jeremy Green, Principal Analyst, Machina
– Paul Stacy, Director, Wunelli
– Scott Pendry, Motor Policy Adviser, Association of British Insurers
– Ben Tomasetti, Head of Business Development, Hastings Direct Insurance
– Jack Brownhill, Owner, World Motor Insurance Company
– Paul Middle, Telematics Lead, RSA Insurance Group Plc
– Thomas Hallauer, Director Marketing & Research, Ptolemus
– Antti Aumo, Marketing Director, Car Connectivity Consortium
– Ed Rochfort, Product Director, Carrot Insurance
For more information, please contact Sultan Alamro on +44 (0) 207 827 6066 or e-mail salamro@smi-online.co.uk
Please visit our website http://www.smi-online.co.uk/2015m2m36.asp