Insurance and takaful companies see higher profit


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PETALING JAYA: Insurers and takaful companies, whose bottom lines have been tapering, are set to see an improvement in their earnings following the implementation of the free-pricing mechanism of motor insurance on July 1, thanks to technological initiatives.

Analysts told StarBiz that the various digital initiatives such as telematics in the general insurance space will reduce operational costs and the claims ratio and improve earnings going forward.

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