Keeping Claims on Track During COVID-19

The threats may be changing, but the result stays the same — Business Interruption is one of the top risks for companies year after year. To no surprise, the impact of Business Interruption can be hard to measure and have a tremendous effect on a company’s revenue. Whether the threat is through Cyber Incidents, Fire/Explosion, Natural Catastrophes, Supplier Failure, or Machinery Breakdown, Business Interruption coverage is a challenging coverage to write and adjust. To add to the complexity, today’s political and business landscape can cause abrupt regulatory or licensing changes, adding an additional layer of uncertainty.

Insurance firms recognize that their future depends on the digital initiatives that drive better customer experience and more efficient operations. But heightening customer expectations, stalled progress on customer experience, a global recession on the way, and a new big tech name showing its interest in the business of insurance will reshape the technology strategies of insurance firms in mature and emerging markets. This webinar guides insurance technology decision-makers and their technology solutions providers to connect the what of insurance — underwriting, claims, and compliance to new hows — through innovative applications of AI, robotics, and distributed ledger technology that create trusted and differentiating customer experiences while protecting the balance sheet.

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses operate, and the insurance sector is no exception. Advancements in data storage, API and insurance claim management are among the few use cases that help businesses to drive organizations forward through faster platforms, increased efficiency and greater scalability. Join our webinar to find out what are the potential opportunities and likely challenges that incumbents should expect while facing modern advancements in cloud computing.

The high cost of health care and the increasing decline in health insurance coverage are a concern for all people living in America. But for immigrants, who have extremely low rates of insurance coverage compared to U.S.-born populations, the situation is even more precarious. Low incomes, lack of insurance, concern over immigration enforcement, and other barriers pose serious threats to immigrant health. That, in turn, poses a risk to the broader public health.