A Conceptual Framework for Insurtech Readiness in Microtakaful Sector (OpenAlex (recherche mondiale))
Summary
- Microtakaful has developed as a Shariah-compliant protection mechanism across several Muslim-majority countries since 1997.p.1
- Bank Negara Malaysia launched the Perlindungan Tenang initiative in 2017 to encourage affordable Microtakaful products.p.1
- By 2010, Takaful expanded across key countries including Lebanon, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Bahrain, and Pakistan.p.3
- The Perlindungan Tenang initiative involved collaboration with 13 licensed insurers and Takaful operators.p.3
- Perlindungan Tenang products reached approximately 75,000 individuals by the end of 2019.p.3
- The study selected 30 relevant articles out of more than 100 reviewed to formulate the framework.p.4
Key insights
- Academic research focusing specifically on Microtakaful technology readiness remains limited compared to general Takaful and insurance studies.p.3
- Product affordability alone is insufficient to boost Microtakaful adoption, as consumer awareness and trust remain critical barriers.p.3
- Global adoption of technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain offers significant potential for growth in Microtakaful.p.4
- Regulatory constraints and outdated legal frameworks continue to hinder the deployment of Insurtech solutions in developing regions.p.4
- The conceptual model identifies relative advantage, compatibility, and trialability as primary technological constructs determining Insurtech readiness.p.5
- Insurtech integration in Takaful requires strict alignment with Shariah principles alongside compatibility with existing legacy systems.p.6
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