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The Core Data Record (CDR) is a transformative standard in the insurance industry, aimed at improving operational efficiency and data collection. Evolving to version 3.2 since its 2021 announcement, the CDR mandates 37 mandatory and 180 conditional data fields, enhancing transparency, accountability, and accuracy. However, implementation challenges include overhauling current data structures and ensuring accurate data entry. Novidea supports CDR adoption with a Salesforce-based platform that automates workflows and simplifies data management. Beyond compliance, Novidea’s system offers advanced analytics for improved business performance, helping insurance professionals boost efficiency and navigate CDR requirements effectively.
Superscript Names Stephen Taylor as Head of Commercial to Accelerate Business Growth
Superscript has appointed Stephen Taylor as the new head of commercial to enhance its commercial function, focusing on specialty and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). Taylor, who joined Superscript in 2024, has over 20 years of insurance experience and has refined the company’s commercial strategy. In his new role, he will oversee the commercial operations, ensure alignment between segments, and improve customer experiences while expanding market presence. Taylor expressed excitement about collaborating with both specialty and SME clients. Chief Commercial Officer Christopher Barclay emphasized that Taylor’s leadership is crucial for Superscript’s growth and market positioning.
Earnix Enhances AI Power Through Zelros Acquisition to Revolutionize Insurance Pricing and Underwriting
Earnix, a leader in dynamic AI for the insurance sector, has acquired Zelros to enhance pricing and underwriting capabilities and improve customer engagement. This merger combines Earnix’s predictive AI with Zelros’ generative AI, aiming to transform customer interactions and overall business performance throughout the insurance lifecycle. Both companies serve major global insurers, including Aviva and AXA. Earnix CEO Robin Gilthorpe emphasized the strategic nature of the acquisition and the establishment of a development center in France for future growth. The financial details remain undisclosed, but the collaboration is expected to advance AI-driven solutions in the insurance industry significantly.
C Spire and Bolt Join Forces: Ultimate All-in-One Tech Protection for Customers
bolttech and C Spire have partnered to launch C Spire Tech Protection, a comprehensive solution aimed at enhancing digital security for connected devices amid rising cybersecurity threats. With the projected adoption of smart home devices in U.S. households reaching 93.59 million by 2027, this service integrates into C Spire’s wireless and internet plans to offer protection for home office setups, entertainment systems, and smart devices. Customers will benefit from Norton 360 Deluxe cybersecurity protection and 24/7 technical support. Both companies express excitement about the collaboration’s potential to deliver innovative, customer-focused solutions in the digital landscape.
Declining Trust: Insurance Consumers Express Concerns Over AI Technology
The 2025 AI in Insurance Report by Insurity reveals a growing skepticism among consumers towards AI in the property and casualty insurance sector, with support dropping from 29% to 20%. Additionally, 44% are hesitant to engage with insurers that use AI. Positive experiences with AI also plummeted from 63% to 47%. Insurity’s Sylvester Mathis emphasizes the need for transparency and communication to rebuild trust. Generational attitudes show varying support, with Millennials and Gen X experiencing significant declines. Insurers can regain consumer confidence by educating them on AI’s benefits and sharing success stories to demonstrate its value.
Resilience Boosts Growth with Thorsten Mairhofer as Regional Head for Germany and Austria Expansion
Resilience, a leader in cyber risk solutions, has expanded into Germany and Austria, appointing Thorsten Mairhofer as regional head. This expansion aims to provide tailored cyber insurance and technology errors & omissions (E&O) coverage for businesses with revenues between €25 million and over €10 billion. Mairhofer, with extensive experience in cyber insurance, will help navigate the European market’s complexities. Resilience offers cyber insurance with limits up to €10 million, addressing increasing cyber threats. The company emphasizes a unique approach to managing cyber risks financially, which is vital as cyber attacks rise across Europe, helping businesses mitigate potential losses.