In this mid-week special, Matthew Grant speaks to Adrian Coupland at Earnix, a software provider to global insurers and banks. They discuss how the nature of risk in the insurance industry is rapidly changing, presenting new challenges in areas like motor pricing and supply chain management. The podcast ends with a discussion about Earnix's new product 'Underwrite-It' aimed at changing the underwriting process.

Key talking points:

What challenges are Earnix solving for the insurance industry
Changes to the auto insurance sector - increasing repair costs and the impact of pricing regulation
Underwrite-ItTM - an automated underwriting platform

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

Describe reasons for challenges in the motor insurance industry
Explain the role of technology in enabling business users to make pricing changes quickly.
Identify the impact of regulatory reforms on insurance pricing

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Adrian Coupland, Head of Sales: Earnix: Agile pricing for a world of change (288)

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Adrian Coupland, Head of Sales: Earnix: Agile pricing for a world of change (288)