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What does ESG mean for Underwriting and Insurance?

June 22, 2022

What does ESG mean for Underwriting and Insurance?
For many people, ESG brings to mind environmental issues like climate change and resource scarcity. These form an important element of ESG, but the term means much more. It also covers social and governance issues.

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Edge Mutual Insurance Company

Based in the small town of Drayton, Edge Mutual Insurance Company has roots that date back to 1887 when the company was formed by farmers in Peel and Maryborough Townships. Back then, the goal was to provide insurance protection to area farmers from the threat of fire. More importantly, as a mutual company owned and directed by the policyholders, area farmers could acquire the fire insurance at a reasonable price from people they knew and trusted - their own neighbours.

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Evolving role of reinsurance in a world fraught with cyber risks

whitePaper | August 24, 2022

Commercial insurance has traditionally protected businesses from a wide range of unexpected circumstances. These circumstances underwent significant change during the pandemic, with the move to remote work and plans for business continuity. But these are not the only coverages affected by the pandemic. Cyber security threats have also spiralled.

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Customer Centricity in Insurance

whitePaper | August 25, 2022

From climate change to Covid-19, shifting customer demand to ever-evolving regulatory compliance, the challenges are ongoing and today present some of the biggest barriers to success faced by the insurance industry. The sheer amount of upheaval has been unprecedented, and its pace is only accelerating. It comes as no surprise that as a result, 64% of global insurance CEOs plan to significantly increase their digital transformation investment over the next three years.

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Top trends in property and casualty insurance 2023

whitePaper | December 5, 2022

As we head into 2023, P&C insurers will prioritise digital transformation initiatives to navigate geopolitical risks, supply chain disruptions, sluggish growth and rising inflation. Key actions will include focusing on customer centricity, prioritising agile product innovation, embedding sustainability into corporate strategy, and building advanced digital capabilities to build a resilient, future-ready enterprise.

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Key Features of the The Life Insurance Policy within the Prudential ISA

whitePaper | June 14, 2022

If you invest in a PruFund Fund in the Prudential ISA through the Life Insurance Policy, the assets will be held in trust on your behalf by Link Financial Investments (Nominees) Limited in its capacity as the ISA Plan Manager’s nominee. You don’t hold any direct rights under the Life Insurance Policy.

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TRENDS: INSURANCE

whitePaper | December 13, 2019

This paper contains the views and thoughts from the Sovos global practice and contributors include our indirect tax, e-invoicing and other subject matter experts from across the organisation. Our aim is to provide you with a high-level insight into the challenges that not only insurers but also governments are facing and how insurers need to adapt to survive and prosper in today’s digital age.

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How can data enrich the motor claims journey from FNOL to payments?

whitePaper | December 12, 2022

At a recent roundtable held by Insurance Post in association with LexisNexis Risk Solutions, an expert panel discussed how motor insurers could make better use of data to improve the customer journey post-loss, improve efficiency and, ultimately, create a seamless claims process.

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Spotlight

Edge Mutual Insurance Company

Based in the small town of Drayton, Edge Mutual Insurance Company has roots that date back to 1887 when the company was formed by farmers in Peel and Maryborough Townships. Back then, the goal was to provide insurance protection to area farmers from the threat of fire. More importantly, as a mutual company owned and directed by the policyholders, area farmers could acquire the fire insurance at a reasonable price from people they knew and trusted - their own neighbours.

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