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Little less conversation and a lot more insurtech action please

Emma Ann Hughes

Editor’s View: The Labour government’s insurtech ambition would be laughable if it wasn’t so delusional, argues Emma Ann Hughes.

The UK’s leaders have repeatedly demonstrated to the world they neither understand nor properly support the development of cutting-edge technology.

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