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Q&A: Tony Russell, Charles Taylor Insuretech

Tony Russell

Tony Russell, chief commercial officer at Charles Taylor Insuretech, spoke to Harry Curtis about how insurance companies are upgrading their technology in London and overseas, the changing dynamics in the world of insurtech, and lessons from the coronavirus lockdown.

How has the pandemic affected businesses’ approach to upgrading their technological capabilities?

I’ve seen this play out in three phases and we’re just into the third phase. The first phase was

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