GRC tools have truly come of age in the past few years. There was a time when GRC solutions were clunky pieces of software which were hard to implement for businesses and cost millions of dollars to implement. Even though these solutions were so complicated, they did not really provide too much of a benefit and were only beneficial for very large businesses which had a lot of governance, risk, and compliance workloads. However, like all technologies, the price of GRC solutions has gone down, and
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Identity fraud is becoming an increasing problem day after day for businesses. Criminals create new mechanisms for fraud as identity theft tends to raise problems for customers. According to the 2019 Javelin Plan and Analysis Identity Fraud Report, in 2018, there were 14.4 million users who had become victims of identity fraud, down from 16.7 million in 2017, the record figure. Identity theft in 2018 was nevertheless more burdensome: 3.3 million individuals were liable, about three times as many
There is no doubt that traditional banking, both in Latin America and in the rest of the world, has played an important role in credit risk management. However, implementation and performance models have lagged behind the application of new, more effective technologies. While fintech and online companies process loans without collateral, requesting few documents and in five minutes, banks are still adapting to this reality. For these financial institutions should move quickly to use with big dat
Connected Claims USA has officially launched as the first fully virtual claims event and remains the world’s largest and most senior claims event (June 23-25, 2020).
As uncertainty becomes the new normal, it has never been more important for the insurance industry to pull together to support customers and claims handlers alike through this difficult time. Claims transformation is more urgently needed than ever before.
"It’s true that we’re in a period of disruption, but from disruption, I believe,
Even before Covid-19 began its global march, the insurance industry was gearing up for profound change. But as the events of 2020 continue to evolve, there is growing sense of urgency for carriers to accelerate delivery of spot-on solutions for their customers.
To navigate this new era, Reuters Events is launching Insurance AI and Innovative Tech Virtual (May 27-28).
Across all corners of insurance, longer-term goals now require immediate action, and a strategic push to embrace digitalisation like
For insurance carriers, automation can be a dangerous game as customers demand both a frictionless, automated claims process and access to understanding claims handlers. How do you find the right balance?
With chatbots at FNOL, image analytics estimating damage more accurately than any human, and complex claims being fast-tracked to claims adjusters, virtual claims handling delivers the efficiency that customers expect with the empathy customers need. Join our panel of experts as they share insig
With 90% of carriers actively investing in new data projects, project failure is not an option.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have become mainstays in the insurance industry, equipping insurance companies with tools that can help them to become more efficient and profitable than ever before. But with the stakes so high, carrier executives are immobilized - the volume of cutting-edge data sources has exploded and the vast majority won’t implement a project if they’re not
The insurance industry is facing the challenges of disruption caused by the technological advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Insurance carriers are now able to know more about their customers than ever before. They can use data mining with AI and ML to develop compelling product offerings. Customers may enjoy a more personalized experience that has faster and more accurate claims processing capabilities resulting in vastly improved customer service.
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As customer expectations have risen thanks to new platforms and products, so too has the level of technological sophistication as artificial intelligence, chatbots, drones, telematics and apps have become common in multiple industries. The insurance industry is now at a critical juncture as carriers seek to transform their claims processes, using new technologies to meet rising customer expectations and reduce costs. According to a recent survey, over 70% of insurance carriers are looking to inv
As insurance carriers look to technology to meet customer demands at scale, how carriers react to competition and rising customer expectations today will define their success tomorrow. From providing bespoke products, instant customer service and real-time risk monitoring, the likes of AI, machine learning and other innovative technologies are proving the only means through which insurance carriers can meet the high demands of consumers today.
Likewise, managing the backend requirements of the te
While regulatory change management and enterprise change management may be different domains, there is a lot that regulatory change managers can learn from enterprise change management. The basics of both remain the same, even if regulatory change is a bit more complicated to manage.
Identify the nature of change
In addition to failures related to lack of support, 70% of change projects fail because they are not managed with an adapted approach. In other words, we often think that all change pr
In an age where customers are demanding their Insurance Carrier be more like Amazon or PayPal with a smooth, touchless customer experience, Insurance Carriers face multiple obstacles to satisfying this demand. Chief among them is the overwhelming multitude of technologies available to reach that touchless claims goal.
77% of insurance carriers will invest in automation in the next few years to achieve seamless claims. The incredible potential to leverage technology stretches across the claims la
LONDON, 22 NOVEMBER 2019: Insurance leaders to join Insurance Nexus to discuss strategies to successfully implement insurance technology, Wednesday, December 11, 10am EDT.
It is generally now accepted that for insurance, innovation is a ‘must-have’, rather than a luxury. To attract and retain consumers today, to remain competitive and efficient in business, Insurance companies are increasingly turning to the growing number of technological solutions on the market, such as AI, chatbots, automation
For me, founding NorthRow wasn’t just about the business opportunity, but a chance to make a difference to the devastating effects that fraud and other forms of financial crime can have on individuals and companies.
Witnessing the corrosive effect of fraud on a family business was a key inspiration and I’ve embraced the opportunity to use my background in software, data and business to found a venture that now digitally transforms clients’ onboarding and monitoring processes, helps prevent fraud
Managing regulatory change is a major headache for businesses operating in industries where the regulatory framework fluctuates. The problem is that the regulations define what the business can and cannot do, and when they change, the business must change how it operates. This makes it difficult to make long-term plans and strategies, because there is always a risk that the chosen strategy may no longer be viable if the regulatory framework fluctuates.
If your business is stuck in a similar qua
Connected Insurance USA Summit (Nov 20-21, Chicago) is bringing together over 700+ senior insurance leaders to redefine the future of insurance.
With over 350 executives already registered to attend, this will be the largest executive gathering for forward-thinking carriers. CEOs, COOs, CMOs, SVP and VPs from Product, Customer, Claims, Technology and Innovation know that this is the time to act and leverage innovative technology to boost efficiency and customer experience or risk survival. This
Building on its previous success, Insurance Nexus are delighted to announce the return of the Connected Insurance USA Summit, which will take place November 20-21 at the Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel, Chicago Illinois.
As new technologies from artificial intelligence to IoT technology continue to enable both operational efficiency and superior customer experiences, evidence shows that now is a critical time for insurance transformation in North America. Integration of technology at scale, in concert wi
LONDON: C-level summits focusing on convergence of insurance and technology to return to London, Chicago, Toronto and Amsterdam in 2020, Insurance Nexus have just announced.
Statistical and anecdotal evidence suggest the global insurance industry is in an unparalleled state of flux; new technology has entered the market at the same time as a focus on customer-centricity has pervaded virtually every industry. Accordingly, 96% of 500 respondents to a recent Insurance Nexus survey agreed that “carri
The ability to accurately discern the past and predict the future based on nothing but data points and the experience of actuaries and adjusters has served the industry well up to now. Insurance is, after all, a multi-billion-dollar, truly global industry. While this remains the case, the landscape is now radically different to the past, thanks in part to the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT). The use of these technologies that collect, record and transmit live data has proliferated exponen
To address this question, and more, Insurance Nexus will be joined on Wednesday, September 8th for an exclusive webinar, Key Strategies to Deliver for Future Readiness, taking place at 11am ET. Moderator Paul Winston (Chief Operating Officer, Insurance Thought Leadership) will be joined by Scott Steele (Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Church Mutual Insurance Company) and Racquel L Santana (Vice President, eBusiness Strategy and Execution, Travelers) to discuss the strategies they are
