A growing number of automobile insurers are looking to technology – specifically, information about how people actually drive – to set rates, and the trend has caught the attention of both the Wall Street Journal and The Economist.
A growing number of automobile insurers are looking to technology – specifically, information about how people actually drive – to set rates,…
Victoria Spears | February 25, 2013
A growing number of automobile insurers are looking to technology – specifically, information about how people actually drive – to set rates, and the trend has caught the attention of both the Wall Street Journal and The Economist.