Autonomous vehicles will shift the insurance paradigm
Autonomous vehicles will shift the insurance paradigm
Mauro Carli
Senior Equity Research Analyst, Insurance and Asset Management
key takeaways.
- The development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) creates challenges and strategic opportunities for the global motor insurance industry
- Although accurately forecasting the timing and magnitude of the impact remains difficult, a consensus is emerging that the traditional motor insurance claims pool is likely to contract over the long term
- A transfer of liability coverage from personal to commercial insurance will encourage partnerships between insurers and manufacturers, reshaping insurers’ business models
- Well-diversified property and casualty (P&C) insurers with strong market positions, alongside technologically advanced and scalable motor insurance providers, are likely to play a leading role in shaping the future evolution of the motor insurance industry.
We explore how autonomous vehicles will reshape global motor insurance through lower accident rates, changing liability and new opportunities in technology-related risk.
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