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New Approaches to Risk Transfer Anchored by Customer Focus and Technology

Technology and customer experience will play an increasing role in how insurers and their insureds conduct business. Here’s what the industry needs to know to stay abreast of change.
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Significant change is on the horizon for the insurance industry.

Even before the uncertainties and unknowns of the novel COVID-19 pandemic, the industry was already gearing up for a hardening market in many lines. With less available capacity and higher premiums, many are looking toward the future with an eye on alternative risk transfer solutions.

“We’re really paying attention to that right now because of the hardening market,” said Allen Kwan, head of customer management for North America, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions (SRCS).

Climate change, natural catastrophes, civil unrest, the pandemic and more. Each have played their part in how business is conducted and, subsequently, how insurance responds.

To learn more about Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, please visit their website.

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions offers innovative, high-quality insurance capacity to mid-sized and large multinational corporations and public entities across the globe.
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