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Montoux co-CEOs Klaas Stijnen and Geoff Keast discuss how life insurers benefit from close collaboration of actuarial and data scientists.

Being able to consistently demonstrate growth and innovation is at the forefront of life insurers’ promise to their investors, but there’s an important element missing from the conversation: the ‘how.’

Bright and early last Friday morning Montoux and Deloitte hosted the latest Shifting Gears Breakfast Seminar in Sydney. The theme was Sink or Swim: Riding the Wave of Innovative Disruption in Insurance, and featured three fantastic industry professionals as speakers.

Montoux was recently included in an insurtech innovation map from Sureify.

The inherent differences between annuities and other insurance products, even outside of the life insurance sector, means that the way annuities is modernizing looks quite different than the rest of the industry. However, that doesn’t mean that it isn’t happening. 

In force management means more than simply ensuring your customers keep paying their premiums, it means engaging your customers so they’re happy, understand the value of your product, and are ready to recommend you to their peers.

Co-CEO Geoff Keast is back on camera, explaining why it sometimes serves Montoux well to say no to customers.

In this new technical blog, Montoux software engineer Jack Robinson explains how our team redesigned our client infrastructure in AWS, to enable faster delivery of new features for our customers.

McKinsey estimates that the APAC market will account for nearly 50 percent of top-line gross written premium growth in the coming years, with China making up 50 percent of that growth. Speaking with CEO Geoff Keast about Montoux’s approach to the APAC market provides insights into some of the key differences and strategies that make this part of the insurance world an exciting and valuable place to do business.