The gig economy and technology: pitfalls and opportunities for the insurance industry

The Old Library, Lloyd's
Wednesday, 13 November 2019
1:10 pm – 1:55 pm (UK time)
    • Amy Nesbitt, Barrister, Weightmans
  • Claims

In this IIL claims lecture Amy Nesbitt talked about the importance of a comprehensive understanding of the digital revolution and how the emerging technologies will impact business and professions, as well as the legislative, regulatory, and socio-economic risks and opportunities that they present for the insurance market.

During the lecture, Amy addressed:

  • The gig economy
  • Agile working
  • Artificial Intelligence and robotics
  • Connected devices

By the end of this lecture members would have gained an insight into:

  • The scale and speed at which four key technologies or working methods are evolving
  • Common risks arising from the use of automated products, such as risks arising from margins of error, accuracy of data, etc.
  • Opportunities for the insurance industry
Venue
  • The Old Library, Lloyd's
  • One Lime Street
  • London
  • EC3M 7HA
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