Bitcoin Blockchain Technology, Insurance and Police
We recently published an article about blockchain-esque technology and its uses for a couple sectors. What we mean by “blockchain-esque” is that tracking, ownership of goods, etc. can be traced through an open database. This “database”, some might call it the world’s largest filing cabinet, can be utilised by everyone. For example: If you buy a new pair of Nike’s and you want to know where they came from and if they were created ethically. However, this kind of technology can be implemented in a lot of other sectors. Some of the obvious positive contributions this kind of system provides....
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The blockchain technology has now entered the insurance sector, making it possible for the insurance companies to offer policies to suit the customers' needs. The use of blockchain technology in insurance sector is something relatively new. London, the fintech destination of Europe is the first one to explore the potential uses of distributed technology in the insurance industry. The Capital of England already has a couple of companies who have already implemented it into their offerings. The blockchain is known for its transparency, security, immutability and reliability. All the....
Five insurance giants, Aegon, Allianz, Munich Re, Swiss Re and Zurich, which in combination manage trillions of dollars in assets, have launched a blockchain initiative B3i to study the feasibility of the use of blockchain technology for insurance and to launch a blockchain based insurance proof of concept. “We are thrilled that Allianz is investigating emerging technologies such as Blockchain together with other key insurance industry players”, said Christof Mascher, Chief Operating Officer of Allianz Group. “This initiative, enabling alternative operating models based on the Blockchain....
Allianz, the German insurance major has implemented blockchain technology to cater to the CAT Bonds market. Adoption of Blockchain technology in the Insurance sector has grown beyond the United Kingdom. The decentralized ledger technology, which acts as the backbone of the Bitcoin network will soon be adopted by the German Insurance major, Allianz (ETR:ALV). Allianz, headquartered in Munich, Germany has announced the new development in its latest statement released to the press yesterday. The company will be initially implementing the blockchain technology for trades involving ‘CAT Bonds’....
The former vice chairman of China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) Wei Yingning has said Blockchain technology could revolutionize China’s multi-trillion yuan insurance industry. Speaking at the opening ceremony of the China Blockchain Application Research Center in Shanghai Sunday, Yingning said Blockchain held promise for the industry which the Internet failed to deliver. Growth in life insurance alone last year reached 55 percent, with premium income touching 2.9 tln yuan. “In the modern insurance industry, the cost of auditing accounts for 30 percent or even 40 percent of the....
SafeShare, an insurance services company has launched a new blockchain based insurance product targetted towards the sharing economy businesses. The Blockchain technology is designed to be secure by default as it stores important cryptocurrency transaction data. The information stored on blockchain is responsible for the execution of transactions and prevention of double spending. The bitcoin blockchain is built around the SHA-256 encryption system to secure data. The open source nature of bitcoin technology has facilitated its adoption in sectors other than mainstream cryptocurrency. It....