Billing in the Age of Digital Insurance 2.0

Distributed ledger technology, often called “blockchain,” is rapidly emerging as a potential solution for businesses in many sectors, often with promises of increased security, reduced risk, and greater efficiency. With any new technology, however, come new risks. Risk management professionals should understand, assess, and plan for the risks that their organization will face resulting from the implementation of blockchain—not only today but in the future. In this webinar, Bradley’s Policyholder Insurance Coverage Team, led by Katherine Henry, will discuss the applications of blockchain technology in the insurance industry, recent developments in blockchain technology, and the potential impact on policyholders. Join us for this compelling introduction into the future of insurance coverage.

Rethinking Agent & Customer Interactions Across Commercial InsuranceCompetition for commercial lines of business is coming from all directions. Learn how and where commercial lines carriers are investing in digital initiatives, so you can plan your strategy.Watch industry leaders Mark Breading of SMA and our own Neal Keene for an interactive discussion, followed by real-life examples of commercial insurers moving toward digital.Discover how to:Speed up turnaround time for quotes and proposals, and deliver them in real time using existing raterspreadsheetsIncrease renewal conversion rates and deliver more relevant cross-sell offersCut administrative costs by enabling self-service Reduce compliance risks by improving data accuracy

Ephesoft Smart Capture® can positively impact claim processing for the insurance industry, particularly in conjunction with an automation platform like an RPA system. According to the National Association for Insurance Commissioners, last year written insurance premiums in the US came to $1.15 trillion dollars. With nearly every person in America purchasing at least one insurance policy, competition for business is incredibly intense.

The traditional B2B2C affinity and program business concept offered insurance products through non-insurance or non-financial organizations such as associations, non-profits, employer groups and more. However, today’s buyers do not necessarily associate with some of these traditional groups and will look to buy insurance through other groups such as Gig Economy groups, health and fitness organizations, large retailers, auto manufacturers and more – where the purchase is part of strong relationship or buying transaction they are doing.