16 November 2016Insurance

A period of digital Darwinism will favour insurers able to adapt

A process of so-called digital Darwinism is taking place in the insurance industry in relation to the way it leverages technology – and it will not be the strongest or smartest that survive and prosper but those best able to adapt.

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