Three-quarters of insurance organizations will replace insurance management platforms by 2025: Novidea
Constrained by ageing technology, London Market brokers will upgrade their core technologies in 2024 to comply with CDR and Blueprint 2.0 regulations London, UK (Jan. 30, 2024) – Three-quarters (75%) of insurance organisations worldwide are preparing to implement new core insurance management platforms in the next two years. In the London market, this timeframe is being accelerated to 2024 due to the arrival of Blueprint 2.0 – one of several key findings in a comprehensive new global report commissioned by Novidea, creator of the cloud-based, data-driven insurance management platform for brokers, agents, MGAs/MGUs, carriers, and wholesalers. Currently, just 13% of UK brokers say they are ‘very ready’ to meet the standards needed to match new regulation and requirements surrounding upcoming Core Data Record (CDR) and Blueprint 2.0 developments. The report, Legacy Out, Digitalization In: The State of Modern Insurance Technologies 2024, is based on data collected in a 2023 survey of 330 full-time, C-level insurance leaders across eight countries. The research underscores the struggle insurance organisations face with ageing, disparate technology that is difficult to manage, scale, and leverage to meet digital transformation needs. The average organisation manages six different insurance technology systems, and the average age of these systems...