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Large-scale Blockchain Adoption in the Insurtech Sector, Challenges to Implementation

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The number of insurance professionals with total confidence in blockchain technology to transform the sector is rising. Blockchain can transform the industry with its capabilities to address present-day shortcomings. 

However, there are several challenges while incorporating blockchain into the core insurance industry.

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The insurance industry needs to catch up regarding incorporating the latest technologies. The approach is changing now. Blockchain is a great example.

The insurtech sector will likely incorporate blockchain actively in its core features in 2023 and beyond. 

Cybersecurity is a significant challenge. Blockchain can impart security in multiple ways. However, the lack of default security is a concern. Private or closed blockchain networks are often perceived as safer than public blockchains. 

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Extracting vast amounts of information from many conventional systems can be another risk.

Moreover, regulatory compliance can be ambiguous concerning blockchain. Finally, due to blockchain incorporation, it may take a while for insurtech professionals to adapt to the changes and ways of functioning.

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