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The environment in the financial service industry is complicated, and this makes business in this industry not so customer-friendly. However, FinTech has been introduced for more than five years now and promises a vast scope for improving customer experience. The FinTech space has a large room for improvement in the traditional FinServe (Financial Service) industry ranging from signups to underwriting. In the new digital landscape banks and insurers have learned all about how to leverage ways for success through FinTech services. Not only is this digital service transition taking place faster than anticipated, but has also gained significant momentum disordered what insurers used to do. App developers understand the opportunities and challenges offered by the FinTech revolution. You need to understand how these have affected the finance industry and business in order to create FinTech mobile apps that can be of maximum benefit to the finance industry and prevent a financial crisis.
FinServes using FinTechs for all insurance related processes
With the increased use of mobiles and digital revolution, every business has been disrupted, and financial services are no exception to this. There has been a drastic change in the way people are now accessing financial products and services. Customers are now looking out for FinServes that offer mobile apps and wearable technology to uninsured millennials. Insurance companies associating with FinTechs is on a rise and FinServes are increasingly leveraging new technologies to enhance customer experience. All insurance related process platforms ranging from claims, underwriting, distribution, and brokerage are being automated in innovative ways.
Customer expectations have changed
Customers are now expecting high-quality digital experiences from their financial service providers as they are being offered excellent experiences by other companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, etc. The accessibility, convenience, tailored products, and other innovative solutions provided by FinTech has disrupted the traditional financial services industry and taken customer expectations to a much higher level.
Customers sought an enhanced experience from services
With increasing competition in every industry, it has become difficult to reach out, engage, and retain customers. However, FinServe companies using mobile delivery for their operations can easily grow their customer base with their mobile applications. According to a survey, FinTech is expected to be customer-focus by nearly 75% respondents out the 432 respondents surveyed. About 84% respondents expect that in the next five years, FinTech mobile applications will show the largest growth in usage. This has provided insurance companies with great opportunity for adapting to changing customer behaviours.
How Can FinServe providers make the best use of FinTech? Though InsurTech was introduced in 2015, it has a great potential in the near future. So, a mobile app development company needs to adopt many different strategies to make itself ready for the quickly evolving InsurTech environment. Here are a few ways which may be helpful.
Benefits of using InsurTech Not only is Fintech challenging the traditional business models and disrupting them, but it is also inspiring new solutions and adding value to the customers. This can be explained as follows:
Challenges faced by InsurTech FinServes are facing many new challenges by entering the FinTech landscape. A few key challenges can be summed up as:
Final words Statistical estimates have predicted that within the next 3-5 years, it is expected that the cumulative investment in FinTech will globally exceed $150 billion. It helps redefine how you borrow, save, move, invest, store, spend, and protect money in innovative ways. Thus, there is a need for insurance companies and mobile app development companies to recognize the potential of FinTech and adapt it to evolve in the finance business market otherwise they can lose their significant business share to their competitors.
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Seth Perlman Global Head of Product at i2c Inc.
18 November
Dmytro Spilka Director and Founder at Solvid, Coinprompter
15 November
Kyrylo Reitor Chief Marketing Officer at International Fintech Business
Francesco Fulcoli Chief Compliance and Risk Officer at Flagstone
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