David King, Artificial Labs & James Slaughter, Apollo Underwriting: Augmented underwriting technology with human expertise (262)

InsTech - insurance & innovation with Matthew Grant

This week on the podcast we go into detail about an exciting partnership between two InsTech members. Robin Merttens is joined by David King, Artificial Labs and James Slaughter, Apollo Underwriting, following the two companies announcing an augmented underwriting collaboration. The portfolio will be underwritten Apollo's 1969 syndicate and will run on Artificial Labs' technology. Listen in to find out more about how this collaboration of innovators is going to transform underwriting.

Talking points include:

• Artificial Labs and Apollo - why collaborate?
• Technology as the driving force for change
• Why we need to embrace augmented underwriting technology.
• Wider market ramifications

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By the end of this podcast, you should be able to meet the following Learning Objectives:

• Summarise how collaborative partnerships can drive innovation and disrupt traditional insurance practices
• Describe some of the practical applications of technology in underwriting
• Outline the importance of embracing augmented underwriting technology and its potential impact on the underwriting process

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