PRESENTING THE RIGHT DATA
Risk Managers can no longer supply underwriters with a dump of data
– much of it unstructured. Under the Act, pertinent information must be
flagged up front to be easily identified as material to the insurance risk.
For example:
• Change of activity or occupation has to be highlighted and declared.
• New locations have to be identified and declared.
• Risk Managers must identify high value specialised assets.
• A new business venture into a higher risk geography, such as the
Middle East, must be identified and highlighted.
TECHNOLOGY ENABLES YOU TO QUICKLY CATEGORISE AND ASSEMBLE
RELIABLE DATA FOR PRESENTATION TO THE INSURANCE MARKET.
