LexisNexis Risk Solutions
At LexisNexis Risk Solutions, we believe in the power of data and advanced analytics for better risk management. With many years of expertise, we are the trusted data analytics provider for organisations seeking actionable insights to manage risks and improve results while upholding high standards for security and privacy. LexisNexis Risk Solutions serves customers in more than 100 countries and is part of RELX Group, a world-leading provider of information and analytics for professional and business customers. For more information, please visit risk.lexisnexis.co.uk/insurance
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Finding and building loyalty in the motor insurance market
LexisNexis Risk Solutions commissioned a survey of 1,500 consumers to ask them about their motor insurance purchasing experiences. This report sheds light on the research findings and the opportunities available for insurers to use data to help identify, acquire or retain profitable motor customers.
Infographic: Personal motor - The future of contributory data
90% of personal motor insurers using contributory databases find them either very useful or extremely useful and feel contributory databases could be better used. Based on research conducted by LexisNexis, this infographic illustrates the views of personal motor insurers towards contributory data.
Harnessing consumer data in the motor insurance market
When it’s time to buy motor insurance, consumers are shopping around more than ever before. Based on the results of LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ research, this infographic provides a snapshot of the key findings and the opportunities available for motor insurance providers to stand out from the pack.
Promise and potential: How data and analytics are shaping the UK home insurance market
LexisNexis Risk Solutions recently completed a comprehensive study on how digitisation is affecting UK home insurers. This report examines current views on the role and potential of data and analytics within the home insurance industry.
Infographic: How data and analytics are shaping the UK home insurance market
Based on research conducted by LexisNexis, this infographic highlights: how home insurers are benefiting from data and analytics today; areas where data and analytics can be better utilised; what insurers see as the top five data sources of the future; the value of contributory databases.
Diving together into the information pool: Are insurers putting the power of contributory databases to good use?
This report explores the views held by personal motor insurers covering their perceptions of the benefits contributory databases give, or could give, to their organisations.
How UK home insurers are meeting the future: Challenges, priorities and trends
A recent study by LexisNexis revealed that managing profitability was the key focus area for UK home insurers, whilst better understanding and managing the risk profile of their book, and increased price competition were cited as significant challenges. Download this report to find out more.
Infographic: How UK home insurers are meeting the future - Challenges, priorities and trends
Based on input from home insurance professionals, this infographic illustrates the key priorities and challenges, as well as the top trends facing UK home insurers today. Topics covered: transforming markets; putting customers first; smart home technology; mobile and digitisation.
Infographic: Data enrichment in personal lines insurance - Deep, rich and meaningful?
Based on input from 107 personal home insurance professionals, this infographic sheds light on data enrichment in personal lines insurance. Areas covered: how useful UK insurers are finding data and analytics; perceived benefits of data and analytics; how data and analytics could be better utilised.
Deep, rich and meaningful – Insurers see data and analytics transforming their business
LexisNexis Risk Solutions released a comprehensive study on how digitisation is affecting the UK insurance market today. Based on the research, this whitepaper examines differing attitudes between personal lines motor and home insurers towards data enrichment.