Insurers’ responses to COVID-19 have the potential to either increase or reduce public confidence in the industry. As women play key roles in their households and communities, insurers can gain higher brand perception and willingness to purchase insurance by taking a gender-sensitive approach.
Data-Driven Path to Women’s Financial Inclusion shares insights from data scientists, data aggregators, financial services providers, investors and Women’s Financial Inclusion Data Partnership (WFID) members on the new frontiers of gender data in becoming the financial institution of the future.
This report from the Financial Health Network presents findings from the second annual U.S. Financial Health Pulse, which is designed to explore how the financial health of people in America is changing over time. It explores financial health for the nation as a whole, across financial health indicators, among demographic groups, and at the level of individuals.
Watch AXA Mansard’s winning Women’s Market pitch from the 2018 All-Stars Academy Africa business case pitch competition.
At the 2017 GBA Summit, Pura Méndez shared the various ways Banco BHD León in the Dominican Republic is addressing women’s insurance needs, from health to car and home to SME products.
María Belén Sánchez Valdivieso shared what Banco Pichincha has found about women’s risk mitigation needs and preferences and some ways the bank is addressing them at the 2017 GBA Summit.
As the appetite of women worldwide for risk mitigation offerings continues to grow, a strong business case has emerged for insurance companies and banks to deliver tailored insurance solutions to the Women’s Market. Several GBA members are already integrating insurance solutions as part of their holistic value propositions for women. This InBrief explores the experiences of 12 GBA members and partners who participated in a working group to size the insurance business opportunity and share best practices.
Kantar’s research in the UK has revealed striking differences in the approach men and women take to managing their money. This report shows how financial service providers in the country are meeting – or failing to meet – the needs of their female customers.
At the 2016 GBA Summit, Maria Gabriela Marine and Daniel Gutiérrez shared their bank’s innovative strategy to provide women customers with insurance products that fit their needs.
At the 2016 GBA Summit, Dawn Miller of AXA shared insightful research on the size and opportunity of the Women’s Market for insurance.
Susan Holliday highlighted the growing value of women to the insurance market in this 2016 GBA Summit presentation.
This is the presentation given by Ney Ferraz Dias, Executive Director, Porto Seguro, during the panel The Women’s Market for Insurance at the 2015 GBA Summit.
This is the presentation given by Carolina Ureña Duverge, Vice President of Products and Innovation, Banco BHD León, during the panel The Women’s Market for Insurance at the 2015 GBA Summit.
This is the presentation given by Heather Kipnis, Entrepreneurship Lead, Gender Secretariat, International Finance Corporation, World Bank Group, during the panel The Women’s Market for Insurance at the 2015 GBA Summit.
