For insurers, finding the most effective ways to provide the best customer experiences while reducing claim costs is an ongoing challenge. Companies that create a 360-degree view of their customers can more easily develop rapport and deepen the customer relationship, even before a claim is submitted.
According to Accenture, insurers who are leaders in analytics can see an increase in profit between 16 and 21 percentage points.1
Top Challenges for the Insurance Industry
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Policyholder growth and retention
Insurance providers struggle to provide a seamless experience that will attract and retain policyholders and allow for cross-selling opportunities.
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Fraud and the cost of claims
The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud estimates that in the United States alone, fraud schemes steal an estimated $80 billion per year.2 Insurance companies struggle to identify fraudulent claims and determine how many resources to put toward fraud prevention.
Policyholder Growth and Retention
Demographic Data
Attributes such as age, gender, marital status, and financial segments can help you provide a more personalized customer experience.
70% of businesses in the insurance industry get a positive return on their personalization efforts, according to Monetate.3
Mobility and Weather Data
As an insurer, one of the best experiences you can offer is helping policyholders avoid the pain of filing a claim in the first place.
Considering U.S. auto insurers incurred over $162.3 million in claim losses in 2019, prevention can save time and money for both parties, according to the Insurance Information Institute.4
Fraud and the cost of claims
With access to financial and economic data sets, you can detect fraudulent claims faster.
Financial and Economic Data
As an insurer, you know identifying fraudulent claims involves looking for patterns across claims.
5% of 15,000 customer profiles were found to be suspicious when measured by depth and consistency using third-party data, according to McKinsey & Company.5
Find the data that's right for you, and keep customers for life while reducing fraudulent claims.
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