EXL
EXL is a global analytics and digital solutions company that partners with clients to improve business outcomes and unlock growth. Bringing together deep domain expertise with robust data, powerful analytics, cloud, and AI, we create agile, scalable solutions and execute complex operations for the world’s leading corporations in industries including insurance, healthcare, banking and financial services, media, and retail, among others. Focused on driving faster decision-making and transforming operating models, EXL was founded on the core values of innovation, collaboration, excellence, integrity and respect. Headquartered in New York, our team is over 50,000 strong, with more than 50 offices spanning six continents.
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Five trends that will impact the insurance market
Trends in the insurance industry are emerging that impact how insurers evaluate data and service their customers. This content highlights five trends which EXL anticipates will impact the insurance market as it seeks new ways to react to planned and unplanned conditions.
Modernising data platforms - are insurers ready?
Insurance companies hold large volumes of customer data across the value chain, however the systems that contain it are usually slow and outdated. In this webinar, an expert panel explore how insurers can modernise their data platforms to address their ever expanding structured data requirements.
Meta data driven approach to Data Lakes - avoiding a data swamp!
Ageas UK is one of the largest general insurers in the United Kingdom, providing insurance to over five million customers. This whitepaper highlights the data modernisation journey of Ageas UK and how the insurer successfully built a cloud hosted Data Lake to transform its capabilities and services.
Embracing claims digital transformation - focus on outcomes
Claims are one of the few opportunities insurance carriers have to deliver a positive, impactful customer experience, build customer loyalty and collect valuable data to help improve operations. This article focuses on the benefits of embracing claims digital transformation.
Risk convergence: How insurers can seize the initiative on privacy, cyber risk and operational resilience
Based on a recent webinar discussion where insurance risk and privacy leaders discussed the changing operational risk landscape, this article shares five critical learnings that insurers must apply, if they are to seize the initiative on privacy, cyber risk and operational resilience.
Strategic review to drive reduction in expense ratios for commercial insurers
To stay competitive, insurers have an opportunity to thrive by strategically reviewing and controlling their expense ratios. This content sheds light on the major components of an insurer’s expense ratio and the levers available to influence the cost drivers and reduce expense ratios.
How insurers can deliver the next generation claims operating model
With the claims function now the front runner in all large transformation agendas, this whitepaper focuses on the impact of Covid-19 upon the general insurance claims ecosystem and how insurers can deliver the next generation claims operating model.
Infographic: The case for natural language processing and artificial intelligence within insurance
Across the insurance value chain, traditional processes for dealing with the unstructured data deluge are largely inefficient. This infographic highlights how the emergence of natural language processing technology can be a game changer for insurers as they attempt to tame unstructured data.
The case for natural language processing and artificial intelligence within insurance
Natural language processing (NLP), a field of artificial intelligence (AI), is used to transform manual processes and analyse large volumes of unstructured data. This content focuses on how this technology can be a game changer for insurers.
Redefining diversity for growth and resilience in insurance
In today’s business landscape, the definition of diversity has been broadened to include diversity of talent and ideas, supply chain, geography and operations, and digital fluency. This content focuses on how insurance companies can embrace five vectors of diversity to drive growth and resilience.