How Agencies Can Reduce E&O Risk Across the Policy Lifecycle

Policy checking is an essential part of many insurance agencies’ E&O risk reduction strategy, but there are many other steps agencies can take to ensure accurate policies and satisfied clients. In our latest blog, Brenda Grow, Senior Solutions Specialist, shares best practices for avoiding E&O in five key aspects of the policy lifecycle.

Digital Transformation Acceleration Relies on Core Systems

The pandemic only elevated the need for companies to provide digital experiences to customers and employees, such as real-time payments, virtual claims submissions, and more. And recent research suggests that this need is influencing how insurers and MGAs are purchasing core systems.

Employee Benefits Continue to Evolve

Employers across all industries are rethinking their employee benefits strategies, how the benefits they offer align with the wants of today’s workforce, and how their benefits packages compare to their competitors’. But what’s driving the change and what benefits are being prioritized? 

Carriers and the Decline in Insurance Agent Education

Education for insurance agents has turned into a race toward the bottom. It’s time for conversations between carriers and agents to evolve beyond the usual niceties and routines and into strategic discussions about their respective roles now and in the future.

Strategies to Build Security Awareness

Awareness is a critical tool for reducing an organization’s security risk, yet many security awareness programs fail to leave an impact on employees. Here are three strategies to help you ensure that yours is effective.

Are You Ready For a Claims Surge?

To determine whether they are prepared to provide efficient, effective, and timely service to their customers in the event of a claims surge, insurers should ask themselves the following questions.

RPA in Insurance Needs a Human in the Loop

Automation can empower insurance organizations to meet client needs faster and with greater accuracy, as well as free up employees to focus on higher value activities. But there’s a key ingredient that keeps everything rolling smoothly: people. Here are four reasons why a human in the loop is critical.

What Insurance Agencies Can Learn from an Oscars Blunder

There are several lessons from this scenario that insurance agencies may want to reflect upon. These best practices help ensure consistent service, reduce errors, mitigate liability, and defend against errors and omissions (E&O) claims.