Big Data practices 'will trickle down from health to GI'

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Health insurers may be leading the way with data analytics but best practices will eventually trickle down to general insurance, the CEO of a health tech start-up said.

Martin Blinder from Tictrac, said insurers offering discounted premiums through health tracking devices would eventually look to adopt similar practices along other personal lines.

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