De-Mystifying InsurTech – a Legal and Regulatory View (VIIth AIDA Europe Conference 2)

We welcome theoretical, empirical and policy-oriented papers. We invite legal academics (including Ph.D. students) and legal practitioners to submit their manuscripts on a topic that explores an aspect of InsurTech law and regulation, including, but not limited to: 

• Blockchain and (re)insurance processes and payments including smart contracts; 
• Peer-to-peer Insurance and Digital Distribution; 
• Internet of Things, Big Data, Product Oversight Governance; 
• Robot Advisors, Robot Brokers; 
• Data Protection, Cloud Computing, Cyber Risks; 
• Driverless Cars, Unmanned ships, Drones and Insurance regulation; 
• Human rights aspects and implications for the users of driverless cars (else Autonomous Vehicles), Unmanned Ships and Drones; 
• Insurance Contract Law considerations for consumers who are users of driverless cars (else Autonomous Vehicles), Unmanned Ships and Drones; 
• Internet of Things and Insurance Products; 
• Sharing Economy and Insurance; 
• The intersection of InsurTech with other subjects and areas of law (e.g. risk management, actuarial, economics, accounting, sociology, real estate, criminal law, etc.); 
• Developments in the legal profession, cognitive computing tools and solutions.