Single priced protection vs Embedding - what do customers want and what does it mean for risk?

So why wouldn't the market go further than that? Why not underwriting the entity not the event?
I think an insurance policy that covers multiple aspects of my life and the risks I take could be simpler, more tailored, more transparent and more flexible and means I wouldn't be pigeon holed into the traditional pricing methods of old for specific lines of coverage.
However, how far is coverage/product bundling going to go and does it pose an opportunity or a risk to insurers? Does it mean insurers have a better or a worse understanding of their exposures? Or is the way forward to build a more embedded market which could potentially mean tens/hundreds/thousands of insurance "point" policies packaged into your day-day purchases and activities?
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