Insuring the Insurance Business with Actionable Analytics

August 10, 2018

As insurance executives seek to better manage customers, loss ratios and risk & compliance, while ensuring profitability, actionable analytics is emerging as a critical success factor contributing to industry differentiation. Despite the emergence of technologies and applications in business intelligence and analytics, many insurers still struggle with how to access, integrate and analyze data from a variety of legacy systems. Organizations that are able to leverage analytics will be positioned to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. In the near future, analytics will play a vital role in helping insurance executives navigate the technical and operational complexities to accelerate time-tovalue from such investments.

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Securite Assurance

Securite Assurance is one of the oldest insurance companies in Lebanon. It started its operations in 1955 as the agent of Union des Assurance de Paris (UAP), which was one of the largest insurers in Europe. Following the merger of UAP with AXA, shareholders decided to create a local insurance company, and this is how Securite Assurance came to life.

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