Insurance technology spending in Canada to 2013

Datamonitor
September 1, 2009
32 Pages - SKU: DFMN2429447
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Countries covered: Canada

Introduction

This databook provides comprehensive and up-to-date information on technology spending within the insurance industry in Canada.

Scope
  • Provides a breakdown of technology spending in Canada insurance industry by function
  • Assesses the revenue opportunities within the front office, middle office and back office
  • The report also provides a breakdown of two business lines, 13 business functions and three business locations within the insurance industry
Highlights

Policy administration led the insurance technology spending in Canada, accounting for 20.8%, with a spend of $469.8m in 2007. Claims processing followed, with a spend of $416.6m, accounting for 18.4% of the total insurance technology spend in 2007.

Technology spending within the life insurance business line in Canada was valued at $929.8m in 2007, growing at a CAGR of 8% between 2005 and 2007. Policy administration led the life insurance technology spending in Canada, accounting for 25.9%, with a spend of $240.8m in 2007.

Reasons to Purchase
  • Develop business strategies from spending pattern analysis within the insurance industry in Canada
  • Design effective marketing and sales strategies by identifying key and fast growth segments within the insurance industry
  • Make informed business decisions through an understanding of the overall spending trends within the insurance industry in Canada


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