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Magdalena Ramada Sarasola, senior economist at Willis Towers Watson

22 October 2018Insurance

Use of blockchain may overcome trust issues

The use of blockchain may help to overcome issues of trust between parties where there is a potential conflict of interest, and its use may even command a higher premium on contracts where the payment of a claim is automated, Magdalena Ramada Sarasola, senior economist at Willis Towers Watson, suggested to Baden-Baden Today.

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