EY collaborates with insurers on marine blockchain application

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Global consultancy EY has been working with insurance firms, software companies, ACORD and global shipping company Maersk to provide a blockchain platform for marine insurance.

The global blockchain platform will work in the cloud and be available next year to help connect clients, brokers, insurers and service providers. The idea is to create a system where marine insurance

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