THREE UNIQUE WAYS TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMICS OF INSURANCE WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

September 20, 2017

Insurance is particularly people and paperwork-intensive. Both Underwriting and Claims Management revolve around the production or retrieval of information from documents such as a policy or a claim package that capture the specifics of the insured’s case. These are particularly time-consuming tasks that up to now have entirely fallen into the lap of human operators, and typically represent 13% (Health) to 20% (P&C) of the combined ratio.

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The Horton Group began in 1971 as a single location, eight-person insurance agency in Orland Park, Illinois. Today, Horton is a large, stable insurance broker that delivers complex solutions to thousands of customers. The company currently features seven offices in four states.

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