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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Infographic: Combining technology and the human touch for stronger motor insurance relationships
A survey of 1,500 motor insurance buyers reveals how customers perceive insurance premiums and what could improve the disconnect between price and perceptions. This infographic illustrates consumer attitudes and how motor insurance providers can develop stronger relationships with their customers.
Curing consumer scepticism with technology and education: Why motor insurance providers must make better use of data to demonstrate value and reward loyalty
This research report demonstrates that there are opportunities for motor insurance providers to safeguard and grow market share by using technology to improve pricing accuracy and competitiveness; and to appeal to consumers’ expectations that any loyalty they show to a provider should be recognised.
Blog: Model behaviour for insurance risk prediction - destroying the myth of the magic funnel
In this blog post, Alan O’Loughlin, head of analytics and statistical modelling at Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions, highlights how insurers can gain a strategic advantage over their competitors by maximising their data models to create more intelligible insights.
Infographic: Prefill for home insurance - Faster, accurate and preferable
Based on the results of a recent LexisNexis Risk Solutions survey, this infographic illustrates consumer attitudes to having their data shared to prefill home insurance applications.
Commercial property insurance infographic: Opening up to data enrichment and contributory databases
Lexis Nexis Risk Solutions’ recent survey revealed that commercial property insurance specialists recognise the potential for data to improve business processes. This infographic illustrates attitudes and perceptions of contributory databases and data enrichment.
How more open attitudes to data enrichment and contributory databases could boost profits for commercial property insurance providers
Research conducted by LexisNexis underlines the growing understanding within the insurance sector of the value that use of data enrichment techniques and contributory databases could offer commercial property insurance providers. Download this report for analysis of the research findings.
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.