Brokers can benefit from disruption in 2017

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Accenture’s John Cusano explains how brokers can take advantage of disruptive trends.

As 2017 gets under way, the insurance industry is grappling with new competitive pressures in a slow-growth environment.

At a macro level, GDP growth is moderating, emerging markets remain challenging and growth in property and casualty insurance premiums remains relatively flat.

Interest rates will influence how aggressively insurers focus on operational cost efficiencies. New technologies around intelligent automation, data and analytics are moving at light speed posing exciting opportunities

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