SBI Insurance Group (7326) · RiskRestated
Risk of falling behind technological innovation in autonomous driving and medical technology
First written in FY2019. 4 of 5 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2024.
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Risk of existing services becoming obsolete, losing competitiveness and incurring investment burdens due to delays in responding to rapid technological innovationA theme 459 companies write about · 471 as a headwind · 0 as a tailwind
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- FY2024RestatedAnnual report
「自動車における自動運転技術の普及や医療技術の進歩等、近年保険業界を取り巻く技術水準の進化は急速に進んでおります。」
自動運転・医療技術等の進歩に商品・サービスが対応できないリスクを再掲している。 - FY2023RestatedAnnual report
「自動車における自動運転技術の普及や医療技術の進歩等、近年保険業界を取り巻く技術水準の進化は急速に進んでおります。」
自動運転・医療技術等の進歩に商品・サービスが対応できないリスクを再掲している。 - FY2022RestatedAnnual report
「自動車における自動運転技術の普及や医療技術の進歩等、近年保険業界を取り巻く技術水準の進化は急速に進んでおります。」
自動運転や医療技術の進歩により保険ニーズや商品競争力が変化し、対応できない場合に影響を受けるリスクを再掲している。 - FY2020RestatedAnnual report
「If autonomous-driving technology becomes widespread, automobile accidents are expected to decline and demand for insurance is expected to fall, substantially transforming the automobile insurance market.」
自動運転や医療技術の進歩に対する商品・サービス対応の遅れのリスクを再掲している。 - FY2019First statedAnnual report
「If autonomous-driving technology becomes widespread, automobile accidents are expected to decline and demand for insurance is expected to fall, substantially transforming the automobile insurance market.」
The company describes the risk that it may fail to respond adequately in its products and services to fewer accidents and lower insurance demand resulting from autonomous driving, or to higher claims and benefit payments resulting from advances in medical technology.