How Insurers can Pivot Beyond the Pandemic
As the United Kingdom continues the transition to post-pandemic life, the insurance industry enters a new season of uncertainty.
As the United Kingdom continues the transition to post-pandemic life, the insurance industry enters a new season of uncertainty.
The pandemic has changed the way we live, work, and play. How we resolve conflict is also changing, with many courtrooms physically closing their doors in a bid to keep the community safe.
It’s no secret that the pandemic has changed the way we work – in the insurance industry and the corporate world at large.
Outsourcing claims management to a third party can be a novelty for insurers, but the dynamic arrival of 2022 and the impacts of COVID-19 in the UK, means this could be the year to look at the options for doing business differently.
As we head into the final stretch of the year, it’s important we take stock of our key learnings from this year.
The insurance industry has long sought to be innovative, creative and bespoke in the solutions it provides for policy holders, and 2021 provided many great examples of this attitude in practice.
From record-breaking floods to significant snowfall, UK insurers have weathered a lot already, and with winter on the way there is not much light in sight.
The manner in which insurers select a robust, effective RMIS has changed a lot in recent years.
From snowstorms to floods and freezes, the impending change of season will have wide-ranging impacts on insurers in the coming months.
The United Kingdom is facing a concerning compounding of post-COVID-19 impacts with supply chain disruption, material shortages and low labour participation rates.
The rise of analytics has many worried it will replace the genuine value brought by the people in your team, but it’s possible to leverage data, analytics and automation to actually empower your people and take your business further.
Telehealth was rapidly adopted during the pandemic, but as the ability for in-person consults to occur safely increases, there is ongoing debate around the value of telehealth in our future provider suite.
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