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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Risk convergence: How insurers can seize the initiative on privacy, cyber risk and operational resilience
The Covid-19 pandemic is reshaping the operational risk landscape and leaving insurance companies exposed to new challenges. In this webinar, an expert panel discuss how insurers can seize the initiative on privacy, cyber risk and operational resilience as an opportunity to be future-ready.
Benefits of using NLP and AI: An insurers' perspective
It’s estimated that a large global insurer can spend around 4-6 million hours annually on manual document handling. With the demand for AI-driven data ingestion solutions exploding, this content focuses on how insurers can unlock the true potential of AI-based technologies.
Solving surges in customer enquiries for general insurers during critical events
This content focuses on how the Covid-19 pandemic has directly impacted call volumes for insurers and their ability to respond to customer enquiries, before highlighting the tools available to manage a surge of enquiries and optimise contact centres.
Infographic: The future of finance is here
Research from EXL reveals that 69% of CFOs see the role of the finance leader fundamentally changing in 2020 and beyond. This infographic sheds light on the transition to a modern finance model geared towards improving performance, and how finance leaders can evolve and thrive in a digital world.
How to acquire and retain the right insurance customers in a post Covid-19 world
To tackle the economic impact of the pandemic, motor insurers need to optimise customer experience to achieve higher retentions while at the same time maintaining profitability. This article provides a step-by-step guide for motor insurers to evolve their business models in order to maintain growth.
Transforming for the post Covid-19 world
Forward-looking insurance companies have taken the time during the lockdown to prepare for the post Covid-19 world by implementing automation as a part of their workforce. Watch this webinar to find out how insurers are successfully delivering end-to-end automation in a remote working environment.
Case study: Enterprise automation saves an insurer millions
EXL helped a leading insurance company achieve an end-to-end claims transformation leveraging RPA, data analytics and a claims center of excellence. Download this case study to find out how the insurer saved $21M of potential fraud and reduced average claims processing times by 40%.
Enabling the four stages of Covid-19 recovery with automation
As the insurance industry continues to tackle day-to-day operational challenges associated with Covid-19, some longer-term trends are starting to emerge. This webinar focuses on EXL's four stages of Covid-19 response and how automation will play a beneficial role in the “Future of Work”.
Infographic: Enabling insurance businesses in the London Market to achieve modernisation through automation & analytics
The Covid-19 pandemic has escalated London Market insurers’ commitment for modernisation. This infographic sheds light on the challenges presented by the ‘new normal’ and how London Market insurers can leverage automation & analytics to achieve modernisation.
The future of insurance FP&A: Unleash the potential
The severe disruption caused by Covid-19 has placed extreme pressure on financial planning functions to come up with a new approach towards financial planning and performance management. This content focuses on why insurers need to transform their FP&A functions and how this can be achieved.