Jake Harding

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500 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Aug

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Making Risk Flow | The Future of Insurance · Why Better Data Helps Underwriters Say 'Yes' More Often | Mark Varley & Simon de la Hoyde · 14 Jul 2026 podcast

Awesome.

Thank you.

So quite a rich background between the two of you then focused really heavily on kind of geography, geospatial and insurance.

And how about Address Cloud then?

What's the elevator pitch for Address Cloud?

And perhaps how has that changed over the, let's say, the last kind of six months to a year?

Great, thank you.

And yeah, we certainly will get into the AI conversation.

I'm glad you mentioned accumulation as well, because that was something I wanted to pick your brains about.

I guess to get started, then there's a live debate in the market at the moment about how underwriters will actually interact with data as AI matures and whether the dashboard or even the workbench continues to survive in its current form.

How do you see that playing out?

And what do you think that means for how specialist data like geospatial intelligence should be delivered into an underwriting

workflow?

Yeah, it makes total sense.

I mean, dependent on the department, dependent on the function of the user, they will probably interact with data in different ways.

So I think the flexibility you described there, the ability to distribute that data into the channels required, but the real important aspect is the quality of the data to inform the decision.

Yeah, and I'm glad you mentioned headless as well, because that's something we're seeing kind of more and more of, and it's something we're anticipating.

It's the direction we're anticipating the market to go in terms of how we interact with that data.

So I've got a couple of questions about that a little later on.

On AI then, when it comes to large language models, and when they're put to work on highly specialized data, there's an obvious risk, which is that they answer confidently whether or not the answer is grounded in the source data.

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