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Given the competitive nature of the insurance market, chief underwriting officers and their teams face multifaceted challenges making sure that they are pricing risks both correctly and competitively.
With this mind Post today hosts a live webinar at 3:00PM looking at a number of key points.
Not least:
• The importance of data not just in pricing, but in uncovering new opportunities.
• How can underwriters get creative when it comes to sourcing data?
• Where are the opportunities for London market underwriters to enhance their systems and gain a competitive edge?
• How do pricing, underwriting and strategy gel?
• What impact is the growth of MGA's - with their flexibility and agility - having on pricing in the London Market?
Moderated by content director Jonathan Swift, the panel includes David Hughes, head of data & analytics, Barnett-Waddingham; Paul Jewell, chief underwriting officer, Towergate Insurance; Anish Jadav, chief pricing actuary, Zurich; and Philip Lee, head of analytics, Dual.
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