Intelligent Indexing for the Insurance industry with LarcAI and UiPath

An increasingly global economy means your clients’ world business travel is increasing too. So are their travel-related risks, such as language barriers, unfamiliar medical care, and endemic diseases. As part of Chubb’s Foreign Voluntary Workers Compensation, we engage a leading global medical assistance provider, Europ Assistance (EA), to provide covered employees with 24/7 access to medical assistance services around the world. Join us to learn more about how Chubb and EA work together to take care of your clients’ employees as they travel, hear about real cases and how Chubb and EA work together to bring employees safely home.

This webinar looks at emerging and potential future policy solutions to plug the adequacy gap. This includes looking at future automatic pension transfer solutions to reduce the level of small pots in light of the industry’s work; what the future for automatic enrolment looks like as we get closer to the Government’s committed deadline for expanding the eligibility criteria; and whether the current tax relief system provides the right incentives to save.

This webinar will look at a wealth of changes to the law brought in by the Insurance Distribution Directive. Topics to be covered include: What does the Directive say? Customer’s best interest rule, Organization and professional requirements, Information requirements and Conduct of Business Rules, Cross-selling and bundled products, Remuneration & Product governance and disclosure.

Changing customer expectations and behaviors are forcing a shift to a multi-channel world, which is challenging insurers to provide channel options and choice across the entire value chain. Within this rapidly shifting business landscape, insurers must rethink their distribution strategy and execution, because improving distribution is critical to growth. Agents and advisors remain critical to the way insurers engage customers and sell their products and services, but how they do this needs to look much different than it did five years ago, or even one year ago. Insurers must set up multi-channel distribution options to enhance customer interactions on the cus­tomer’s terms … not the insurer’s. As a result, distribution channel strategies, including how to support the traditional agent/broker channel, are a focus for transformation in the age of Digital Insurance 2.0, and are foundational to an insurer’s ability to realize their growth and innovation strategies.