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The Future of Auto Claims – Part 2: Operationalizing Claims for the Autonomous Era

In Part 2, we move from understanding the drivers of AV claims transformation to focusing on execution - what insurers should do to build AV-ready capabilities across their teams, technology, and operations.

ITL Partner: PwC

February 20, 2026

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