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The insurance sector faces rising pressure on margins and a need to meet increasing regulatory requirements. With costs and claim volumes growing, insurers need to rethink their data sharing strategies to increase consumption and value to boost efficiency and innovation.

Access to accurate statistical information is key to the successful functioning of the global economy and for policymakers and businesses to make informed decisions around subjects that impact us all. How can institutions effectively and efficiently share their statistical data in an interoperable, scalable way to democratize access and build trust?

Embracing data at scale enables banks to digitize their operations and improve efficiency, increase productivity, better manage risk and meet regulatory compliance needs. We explain how data portals are central to effective data sharing across banks and their operations.

We recently looked into the data future with Engie, IQVIA, Altares, and SNCF Réseau at our Data on Board conference. Together, we time-traveled to the year 2031, looking at when data is truly accessible to all.

Open data is a fast-growing trend in banking. But what are the use cases, benefits and challenges? We asked open data pioneer Yves Tyrode of Groupe BPCE to explain more at our Data on Board conference.

Interview with Pierre-Philippe Cormeraie from Groupe BPCE. Who are the main beneficiaries of Groupe BPCE's data sharing project? 

Euler Hermes, the global leader in trade credit insurance, releases its open data platform for the general public to access, use and share its valuable data on international B2B trade.