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Welcome

Industry reviews

Thought leadership

About Telematics Update

Acknowledgments

List of figures

List of tables

Executive summary

Introduction 1. Market analysis

1.1 Executive summary
1.2 Introduction: Insurance telematics market
1.3 ROI for insurers
1.4 Durability of the insurance telematics market
1.5 Market drivers
1.6 Market challenges

2. Regional breakdown

2.1 Executive summary
2.2 United States
2.3 Europe
2.4 Italy
2.5 United Kingdom
2.6 Latin America
2.7 South Africa

3. Consumer analysis

3.1 Executive summary
3.2 Price and insurance telematics adoption
3.3 What do consumers want: Value Added Services
3.4 Policies to encourage renewal and retention
3.5 Business models and driver feedback

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4. Market challenges

4.1 Executive summary
4.2 Data: collection and analysis
4.3 Data sharing and portability
4.4 Technological evolution
4.5 Summary

5. Evolution of the insurance telematics ecosystem

5.1 Executive summary
5.2 Telematics value chain and existing partnerships
5.3 Who will the gatekeepers be?
5.4 Summary

6. Regulatory landscape

6.1 Executive summary
6.2 Intellectual property issues
6.3 State-based insurance regulation in the US
- 6.3.1 California
- 6.3.2 Texas
- 6.3.3 Michigan
- 6.3.4 Washington
- 6.3.5 Illinois
6.4 Privacy and consumer protection
6.5 Social concerns
6.6 Emergency services
6.7 Connected vehicles and safety
6.8 Enforcement: modifying driver behaviors
6.9 Traffic congestion, emissions, and climate change
6.10 Revenue collection and infrastructure financing
6.11 Summary

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7. Case studies

7.1 Discovery Insure
7.2 Liberty Mutual Onboard Advisor
7.3 Wunelli

8. Market prospects and growth direction

9. Industry learning

Methodology

Project definition

Report approach

List of acronyms

References

Figures and Graphs

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Figure 1: Global overview of insurance providers that have launched insurance telematics
Figure 2: Leading insurance telematics players (including device manufacturers, solutions providers, and TSPs)
Figure 3: Survey estimates of when insurance telematics will go mainstream
Figure 4: Expected impact of telematics on the US insurance industry
Figure 5: Evolution of insurance telematics toward more Value Added Services
Figure 6: Estimated size of US personal lines insurance telematics market, 2012-2019
Figure 7: UBI US value proposition calculation, 2012-2013
Figure 8: Progressive calculations of adjusted loss ratio by UBI group
Figure 9: Tech expense ratio for Progressive’s snapshot product
Figure 10: Growth drivers of the US insurance telematics market
Figure 11: Impediments to wider adoption of insurance telematics
Figure 12: Long-term hurdles to UBI adoption
Figure 13: iPhone 4S specifications
Figure 14: Average expenditures on auto insurance, 1994-2012
Figure 15: Average outlay on auto insurance, 1994-2012 (as adjusted for inflation)
Figure 16: CFA consumer survey results on the factors used to set insurance premiums
Figure 17: States in which Progressive offers insurance telematics policies
Figure 18: US insurers offering insurance telematics products (as of November 1, 2012)
Figure 19: Progressive branding approach, screen shot
Figure 20: State Farm branding approach, screen shot
Figure 21: Teensurance branding approach, screen shot
Figure 22: European automotive insurance market
Figure 23: Increase in insurance telematics policies in Italy post-Monti decree
Figure 24: UK insurance aggregators
Figure 25: First and second wave of selected insurance telematics products
Figure 26: UBI gender driving performance data for UK market
Figure 27: Privacy vs. discount trade-off
Figure 28: USD cost of full-featured OBDII devices, 2009-2013
Figure 29: USD costs of OBD II device with limited feature set, 2009-2013
Figure 26: What do UK customers value in UBI and Value Added Services?
Figure 27: Ancillary services role in the future success of UBI
Figure 32: US total repair and replacement receipts, 2011
Figure 33: US insurance telematics value chain
Figure 34: Who will the gatekeepers for insurance telematics be?
Figure 35: Potential insurance telematics business models
Figure 36: Market prospects for the role of telecommunications in insurance (2013-2033+)
Figure 37: States that include PAYD in their climate action plans
Figure 38: Onboard advisor savings calculator
Figure 39: Probability of fault accident by Driving DNA™
Figure 40: Summary of Wunelli’s historical vehicle usage data
Figure 41: Market prospects for Pay How You Drive adoption (2013-2033+)
Figure 42: Market prospects for vehicles employing insurance telematics
Figure 43: Market anticipation of future p

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List of tables:

Table 1: Major UBI paradigms in personal auto insurance
Table 2: Estimated size of US UBI market, 2012-2019
Table 3: Top 10 US auto insurers by market share of premiums written
Table 4: Growth in auto insurance expenditures (1994-2012)
Table 5: Growth in average outlay on auto insurance, 1994-2012 (as adjusted for inflation)
Table 6: European insurance industry concentration, 2001-2010
Table 7: Auto insurance market in Italy
Table 8: Auto insurance market in the United Kingdom
Table 9: Progressive patent lawsuits filed (as of November 13, 2012)
Table 10: Market prospects for vehicles employing insurance telematics
Table 11: Market anticipation of future privacy regulations