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Kennedy’s IQ Unveils Groundbreaking Neuro-Symbolic AI Solution for the Global InsurTech Market
Kennedys IQ has launched SmartRisk, a neuro-symbolic AI risk analysis solution aimed at improving decision-making in the insurance sector. This tool addresses complexities in policy wording and claims handling, offering a transparent, auditable framework that enhances reliability. SmartRisk integrates easily with existing systems and automates risk assessments, thereby reducing errors and boosting efficiency. Developed in collaboration with the University of Manchester, it combines legal expertise with advanced AI to support stakeholders like claims professionals and underwriters. Early feedback from insurers highlights its effectiveness in minimizing risk and improving operational processes, marking a significant advancement in AI-driven insurance solutions.
Transforming Retail Investing in Belgium: The Impact of Regulatory Changes on the Future of Finance
The Belgian Financial Supervisor (FSMA) has introduced the Retail Investor Dashboard, aimed at enhancing transparency in financial markets by providing quarterly insights into retail investor demographics and behaviors. This tool tracks participation rates, categorizes investors by age, and analyzes investment types, encouraging greater retail involvement, particularly among younger investors. The dashboard aligns with broader regulatory initiatives aimed at improving investor protection and accessibility through innovations like fractional shares, tokenization, and ETFs. Additionally, the rise of robo-advisors offers personalized investment strategies, further engaging clients and addressing emotional aspects of investing, indicating a shift towards tech-savvy investment practices.