Big Data Integration in the Insurance Industry: Enhancing Underwriting and Fraud Detection
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big data integration, insurance industryAbstract
Big data has evolved both fraud detection and underwriting for insurance. This paper clarifies how different, big data sets improve insurance risk assessment and fraud prevention. Big data can help insurance businesses understand risk and consumer behavior by means of transactional, social, telematic, and IoT data analysis.
Big data increases accuracy and efficiency of underwriting risk evaluation. Big data-based technologies and predictive algorithms more successfully assess risk profiles than traditional underwriting. Real-time data from many sources allows insurers to understand risk characteristics and dynamic risk exposure, therefore guiding their underwriting and policy provision.
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