Content from Susanne Sclafane
The Road to 2032: Big Changes Ahead for Commercial Underwriters
Leaders of property/casualty insurance companies writing commercial insurance are expecting the world of property/casualty underwriting to look radically different by the year 2032—with artificial ...
The Inside Story: How QBE NA Is Digitally Transforming Its Underwriting Operations
QBE North America's commercial insurance business is poised to mark a major milestone in a digital transformation of its underwriting operations. The carrier's underwriters have been involved in a ...
How Federato Solves Underwriters’ Problems—and Lowers Reinsurance Costs
Lower reinsurance costs aren't the most talked-about benefit of introducing AI and automation tools to the desks of property/casualty insurance underwriters, but with chatter about harder reinsurance ...
Making Commercial Underwriting Transformation Happen: Meet the Technology Players
Carriers and MGUs like QBE NA, Nationwide and Coterie Insurance aren't going it alone as they carry out their missions to transform commercial insurance underwriting. Coterie Insurance and Nationwide ...
Looking Into the Future: Writing, Underwriting and Generative AI
In an age where anyone with a computer can be a graphic designer, it's no surprise that magazines are starting to experiment with using artificial intelligence to create their visuals. And while some ...
Where Carriers Are Spending: The Investments Driving Underwriting Change
Although nearly two-thirds of underwriting professionals surveyed in 2021 said that AI and automation tools aren't easing their workloads—and 28 percent said their workloads have ...
Berkley Cooling On Professional Lines, Firing Up Property Cat Re Engines
Property cat reinsurance: "More." Professional liability insurance: Not so much. The president and chief executive officer of W.R. Berkley Corp., Robert Berkley, Jr., shared his company's appetite ...
Underwrite or Autowrite? How Machines Help (or Hurt) the Underwriting Profession
The person who invented autocorrect should burn in hello. We've probably all seen some form of this joke and thought about a situation where a word we wanted to type was replaced by one we definitely ...