Digital and Insurtech Awards 2018: Full list of winners
Aviva was declared the Digital Insurer of the Year at the 2018 Digital and Insurtech Awards on Friday 23 November.
The insurer was among three multiple award winners at the event, also picking up the prize for Best Business Project Dependent on Mobile Technology
Axa XL took home two gongs; while Zurich won three, including Insurance Technology Leader of the Year for Mark Budd.
Full list of winners
Outsourced Partner of the Year
Audatex - Winner
Sedgwick – Highly Commended
Best Insurtech Start-Up – Distribution
Canopy - Winner
Digital Risks – Highly Commended
Best Insurtech Start-Up – Supplier
Digital Fineprint - Winner
Best Insurtech Supporter
Zurich Insurance /Spixii - Winner
Customer Experience Award – Intermediary
Broker Network - Winner
Customer Experience Award – Consumer
Direct Line Group & Pawsquad - Winner
Best IoT/Telematics-based Project of the Year
Vision Track - Winner
Data Analytics Project of the Year
Axa Insurance - Winner
Best Business Project Dependent on Mobile Technology
Aviva - Winner
Best Business Project Dependent on AI/Robotics
Axa XL - Winner
Young Insurance/ Analytics Employee of the Year
Zoe Aldington of Simply Business – Winner
Insurance Technology Department or Project Team of the Year
Zurich Innovation Foundry - Winner
Insurance Technology Leader of the Year
Mark Budd, Zurich Insurance - Winner
Aldo Monteforte, The Floow – High Commended
Digital Insurance Company of the Year
Aviva - Winner
Direct Line Group – Highly Commended
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