Commercial Insurance Webinar

Continuing to improve the quality in the settlement of claims is a major focus for insurers, the supply chain and supporting technology providers. Property claims are amongst the most complex claims instigating a more emotive customer experience. With many different parties involved, multi-tiered supply chains and a broad range of events to be covered, delivering quality requires collaboration as well as innovative and effective technology. Successful applications of new digital technology are starting to deliver dramatic improvements in property claims management. This Live Chat looks under the covers to explore examples of value being delivered to major insurers today in this space.

It’s 2030. Customers have direct control over their health data and can share it with third parties at the tap of a phone. Protection and health insurers no longer need to ask GPs for medical records to validate their health profile – they can ask customers to share their health data with them directly. A new relationship of trust will be born. But will this create new barriers across insurance markets? Or will it create opportunities to transform how insurers are able to use that health data to partner with customers protect and support their health?

It’s 2030. Customers have direct control over their health data and can share it with third parties at the tap of a phone. Protection and health insurers no longer need to ask GPs for medical records to validate their health profile – they can ask customers to share their health data with them directly. A new relationship of trust will be born. But will this create new barriers across insurance markets? Or will it create opportunities to transform how insurers are able to use that health data to partner with customers protect and support their health?

After a five-year wait, the final rules on private flood insurance have finally been released The rules implement a portion of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act that defines private flood insurance. This is meant to provide borrowers with more flood insurance options - which also brings more compliance requirements. Compliance and lending staff must be ready by the July 1, 2019, effective date - before regulators start focusing on this area. Examiners will be expecting sample policy, written procedures, and monitoring checklists. This webinar will cover the final rules requirements and present them as sample policy. Prepare your staff now with this mustattend session that will provide the training and tools needed to ensure your compliance standards are complete and correct.