Frank Perkins: Founder and CEO, Inari: The technology driving connection and collaboration (209)

InsTech - insurance & innovation with Matthew Grant

Inari delivers core technology platforms that provide cloud-based end-to-end management for insurers and reinsurers. Since launching 5 years ago, Inari has helped its clients increase operational efficiency, business flexibility and provide data governance. Inari uses Distributed Ledger technology within its platforms to record every event in the life cycle of a risk.

Frank Perkins, Founder and CEO of Inari, joined Robin Merttens to talk about:

• The benefits of interconnected systems
• The immutability of data and how it applies to distributed ledger technology
• Frank’s experiences of scaling up Inari
• Plans for partnerships and funding
• Frank’s experience as a professional gamer and how it makes him a better entrepreneur

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Continuing Professional Development - Learning Objectives

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The Learning Objectives for this podcast are:

• Describe what distributed ledger technology entails, and the benefits of incorporating it within insurance platforms
• List some of the advantages of implementing interconnected systems for organisational practices
• Summarise the key factors organisations in the insurance industry need to consider when looking to scale up

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