Seamlessly Transforming Legacy Systems Without Major Overhaul
In today’s insurance industry, carriers face significant challenges due to outdated, cumbersome technology. As P&C Specialist highlights, even major players like Liberty […]
Cat Losses Wreaking Havoc: How Can Carriers Turn Chaos to Their Advantage?
Progressive’s recent financial woes, highlighted in a June 14th P&C Specialist report, paint a grim picture for the insurance industry. The company’s […]
So Much Data, So Few Results
The insurance market is filled with data venders gathering risk-related data on insurance customers to ensure that underwriting decisions are accurately tied […]
Heightened Privacy Concerns: The Telematics Backlash
Verisk partnered with major automakers like Ford, GM, Honda, and Hyundai to collect driving data. This data was shared with insurers, enabling personalized discounts for safe drivers. However, the program raised consumer concerns. Media reports exposed instances of GM sharing data without explicit customer knowledge, leading to lawsuits alleging privacy violations and potential premium increases. The resulting backlash prompted Verisk to terminate its telematics program.
Aerial Imagery Sparks Debate – Is There a Better Way to Assess Risk?
The growing use of aerial photography by insurance carriers has sparked controversy, pitting insurers eager to streamline risk assessment against homeowners troubled by a process they feel is opaque and potentially unfair. As insurers explore technological solutions to improve efficiency, could alternatives like VeracityID's idFetchTM provide a middle ground that balances accuracy with privacy and consumer empowerment?
When preparing for a busy tropical storm season understanding and documenting risks is key
Understanding a home's vulnerabilities before disaster strikes is vital. The 2024 hurricane season could bring significant financial challenges. By taking proactive steps in risk management and claim handling, homeowners’ insurance carriers can better protect themselves and their customers against potential losses.
Ineffective Underwriting Leaves Claims to Adjust the Odds – A Dubious Roof Claim Exposes Gaps
A multi-pronged approach addressing underwriting, renewal, and claim management practices is crucial. By proactively managing risk and fostering transparency, insurers can safeguard their systems against exploitation, ensuring fairness for legitimate claimants while protecting themselves from unnecessary losses. Vigilance and a commitment to comprehensive assessment are key to navigating the complexities of risk.
Not your Mother’s Insurtech: A Personalized, Proactive Response to Risk Discovery
The concept of choice and personalization is spreading across industries. From streaming services to airlines, customers value the ability to tailor experiences to their individual needs. This same approach has the potential to revolutionize the insurance world, particularly the often impersonal and reactive claims process.
The Hidden Hazard: Lithium-Ion batteries in your home and garage
Lithium-ion batteries are a marvel of modern technology, powering our lives with their compact size and impressive stamina. They're in everything from our phones to our cars. However, this convenience comes with a hidden risk that continues to be overlooked: the potential for fires and explosions.
How do you avoid another boom bust cycle?
The current swath of downgrades exposes the limitations of legacy underwriting systems. Insurers must move with urgency. VeracityID offers the technological foundation insurers need to enhance risk selection, streamline operations, and protect their profitability in challenging times.
Sudden & Accidental – or Is It?
Even a straightforward claim can be hiding something. Better underwriting, smarter data, and inexpensive, tech-driven customer self-inspection if we want to avoid funding repairs for neglected problems.
The Case of the Mystery Addition and Surprise Damage Claim
The ripple effect of not knowing enough about a risk, especially when it changes, leaves carriers underpriced and unprepared for losses.
