Software Platforms – Page 8
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NewsCharles Taylor InsureTech launches hub to empower industry’s value chain
InHub can replace legacy systems without interruption to a business’s operations
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AnalysisOIC portal will not be ‘perfect overnight’
MoJ representative David Parkin insists that the system is ‘working relatively well’, despite acknowledging need for improvement
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NewsMGA Rokstone appoints ex-Covéa chief underwriting officer
He comes with 25 years’ sector experience and will oversee the company’s global digital platform
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NewsDigitalisation demands insurers look carefully at the ‘oil tanker’ versus the ‘speedboat’
Insurance Times speaks exclusively to insurtech Concirrus following the release of its latest whitepaper
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IT InterviewSelling commercial arm enables Ageas UK ‘to do exactly what we intend’ in personal lines market
The insurer’s chief executive believes ‘average just isn’t good enough’
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IT InterviewQ&A: Customer-centric propositions are the foundation of insurance ‘winners’ - Polaris
Insurance Times’ head of research Savan Shah speaks to Simon Bloomfield, head of Imarket at Polaris, about how brokers can stay relevant and who will be the future winners in commercial insurance
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Sponsored ContentHow to stop software becoming legacy software – Ignite Systems
Software moves fast - what is good one day is often surpassed the next. Toby MacLachlan, managing director of Ignite Systems, explains how brokers can keep pace with technological advances
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IT InterviewQ&A: Etrading more complex products will create a ‘healthier state of distribution’ - Applied Systems Europe
Insurance Times’ head of research Savan Shah speaks to Wayne Jefferson, head of etrading at Applied Systems Europe, about the firm’s latest developments on its software house system
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IT InterviewQ&A: AIG ‘confident’ that it offers ‘one of the best etrading experiences in the UK’
Insurance Times’ head of research Savan Shah speaks to Claire Faulding, UK etrade manager at AIG, about the firm’s latest developments on its etrading platform
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AnalysisLloyd’s signals ‘phony innovation war’ is over with 2022 blueprint buzz
Lloyd’s digital transformation could save the marketplace both time and money in the future, but the implementation process could pose challenges. Insurance Times investigates
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NewsPolaris reports record usage of all its 2021 products
The industry owned organisation remains committed to investing in its products to enable the sector to ‘push the boundaries of digital trading’
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NewsConsumers want more communications and usage-based policies from insurance firms
The majority of consumers surveyed want to hear more about the status of their claims from insurers
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AnalysisBriefing: Are medical reports the latest snag in the OIC portal process?
Are medical reports behind the noted uptick in psychological injuries being added to whiplash claims and are firms deliberately delaying issuing claimant medical reports to save costs?
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AnalysisBriefing: Are brokers to blame for etrade service issues?
A webinar debate last week gave interesting insight on etrading service
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NewsBrokers are ‘more relevant than ever’ post-pandemic
Self-service platforms are applicable ’at different points of the buying cycle for different types of brokers,’ says software company chief revenue officer
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NewsCurbing etrading referral delays requires brokers to understand insurers’ risk appetite
Live chat facilities and developing new capabilities in broker management systems will also help relieve referral build up
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IT InterviewQ&A: Etrading evolution will hit over next five years - Covéa Insurance
Insurance Times speaks to Ian Newman, head of SME strategy and development at Covéa Insurance, about the firm’s latest developments on its etrading platform, Covéa Insurance Online
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News‘Gold dust’ data must be used to inform decision-making and tackle underinsurance
Webinar panellists discuss how data from broker management systems can be put to best use
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IT InterviewAndre Symes: Why insurance ‘needs a rebrand’ following Covid BI test case
Despite the fallout from the FCA’s business interruption test case denting consumer trust, insurtechs could play a key remedying role as they are ’for the people, by the people’
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NewsData intelligence insurtech set to expand after £3.4m investment
The funding will be used to help the insurtech enter new sectors of the UK insurance market and ’take things to the next level’
