EY partner Simon Burtwell (L) and Ian Meadows, director of Insurwave

9 September 2018Insurance

Blockchain for marine pricing

Using live data from ship and cargo movements, insurers and reinsurers will be able to price and select the marine risk they want to underwrite more accurately, EY executives told Monte Carlo Today.

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