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6 Regulatory Issues Every Company Should Know About Embedded Insurance
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"The emergence of "embedded insurance" is
disrupting the insurance distribution chain's reliance on
traditional insurance carriers and producers. Instead, new
technology platforms enable companies to embed the purchase of
insurance coverage along with their brands' core product
offerings. Embedded insurance allows companies—across a range
of industries—to offer their consumers tailor-made insurance
coverage at the point of sale, providing consumers a more
frictionless purchasing experience as well as supplying insurance
underwriters with more data for better pricing."
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