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Look Looking int ing into t o the he cr cryst ystal al ba ball: t ll: the he fut futur ure of ma of marine ine insur insurance ance CBMU Spring Conference May 2018 Andy Yeoman (CEO) Ex-Trimble Inc., and GM of Commercial


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Look Looking int ing into t

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he cr cryst ystal al ba ball: t ll: the he fut futur ure of ma

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CBMU Spring Conference – May 2018

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Andy Yeoman (CEO)

Ex-Trimble Inc., and GM of Commercial Vehicle Insurance Telematics and significant experience in Personal lines. Andy has significant start-up and M&A experience.

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The current market is NOT sustainable

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“The 2017 results are proof, if any were needed, that business as usual is not sustainable.”

  • Bruce Carnegie-Brown, Chairman Lloyd’s of London

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$2bn 125% 42% 70% $5bn

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There is a Tsunami of data and technology coming at us Learn to surf or get ready to drown

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In 2012, insurers or reinsurers completed just one strategic investment to a private tech company. In 2016, they completed 100. CB Insights

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Who needs more data?

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  • More or less data?
  • More or less accurate?
  • Increase or decrease in frequency?
  • Diverse or harmonised?
  • Ignored or integrated?

In the future…

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If you could have known you should have known The future is…. …only technology can save us

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But can we trust these technology sorts?

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Insurance

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Technologists

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InsureTech?

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Today we’ll explore

What the future could look like What can we learn from other industries What we can do today

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PRICING POLICIES PLACEMENT.

Marine Insurance Areas of change

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The 3 pillars of change

Pricing driven by demographics Policies are global and few exclusions Placement is offline and manual

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The 3 pillars of change

Pricing driven by demographics Policies are global and few exclusions Placement is offline and manual

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”Everything that can be digitised in our industry will be digitised.” – Maersk

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Every aspect of insured marine risks is being monitored in real-time - hull, machinery, cargo, contents

It’s forecast that there will be 50 billion sensors connected to the internet by 2020.

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We now live in an age where much of what was unknown or unknowable can now be known

This changes the fundamentals of commercial marine insurance

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What we derive:

  • Routes
  • Port visits
  • Mileage
  • Speed
  • Accumulations
  • Exposures

What the data shows

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Seeing behaviour in real time means we gain new insight into risk…

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Behavioural correlations & risk indicators

Good Risk Poor Risk Avoidable Risk

Static Demographic Factors

… Area of Operation Port Activity Owner Performance Benchmarking …

Behavioural Data Historical, Real-time & Predictive

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Developing a ‘score’ and weaponizing the data

… Class Flag Year built Yard built Tonnage …

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Global Benchmarking

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Quest Marine is able combine the last ten years of global data to produce a global ranking of operators that includes additional features to demonstrate size and vessel type. Using our Global fleet ranking, Concirrus is able to benchmark a clients portfolio, identifying missing accounts that would be a suitable fit and poorly performing accounts that could be replaced. Due to the large number of operators,

  • nly the top 30 are shown.
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Pricing models can undergo a seismic change…

Risk assessed and priced

  • n historic declared,

articulated demographics

YESTERDAY TODAY

Risk assessed, priced and managed based

  • n live
  • bserved, even

anticipated behaviour

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Active Risk Management becomes possible Precrime becomes Preclaim

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The 3 pillars of change

Pricing driven by demographics Policies are global and few exclusions Placement is offline and manual

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Policies are global, annual and few exclusions….but why? Alternatives:

  • 1. Continuous coverage
  • 2. Fractional policies
  • 3. On demand
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Power-as-a-service

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War zone

Elastic policies Automated coverage Automated Return of Premium

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Data will uncover risks that are not insured today Only 10% of the World’s risk is insured

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The 3 pillars of change

Pricing driven by demographics Policies are global and few exclusions Placement is offline and manual

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Placement moves from

  • ffline & manual

to real-time and electronic

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“Insurance transactions are currently far too tedious and frictional. Blockchain technology has the potential to facilitate the desired development that is long overdue.”

Lars Henneberg, Maersk’s head of risk and insurance

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Owner/Operator Insurer Reinsurance Broker

Portfolio optimisation Targeted and connected cover Identifying account attributes

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Wins across the value chain – certain functions are redundant

Risk transfer and capital deployment

New reinsurance types

Broker

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In Play betting

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Size of the online gambling market from 2008 to 2018

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Summary Conclusions

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Marine insurance future:

Risk is rated by demographics + + be behaviour Policies are el elast astic and and fr frac actional

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Placement is onl

  • nline

ne and and aut autom

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ated ed

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How does this benefit insurers?

More premium and new target markets Improved loss ratios and better risk Active risk management in real time New, elastic policies

= more profit

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“The internet has not been a ‘disruptive technology’…”

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“It is difficult to think of a single example in which an internet company has supplanted a major ‘old economy’ firm”

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“The internet does not represent a revolutionary new business model”

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“We always overestimate the change that will

  • ccur in the next two years and underestimate

the change that will occur in the next ten. "Don’t let yourself be lulled into inaction.”

  • Bill Gates

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We need to work together…

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The future belongs to those who create it

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