Planning
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Planning
The future of insurance: AI, digitisation and climate change
The world’s largest insurtech event, ITC Vegas, returned to Las Vegas. What was top of the agenda for insurers, and what does this mean for the future of the industry? This blog provides some key takeaways for insurers from ITC Vegas.
Podcast: What does the regulator's greater focus on operational resilience mean for surge planning?
Focusing on the over-riding question: ‘How would the insurance industry respond to a repeat of the 1987 Great Storm?’, in this podcast we reflect on response planning in light of the proposed requirements to strengthen operational resilience in the financial services sector.
Insurance and data management: Five key points to streamline your financial data management to increase profitability
Developing more effective financial data management processes is a top priority across the modern insurance landscape, but legacy system issues need to be addressed first. This blog provides some top tips on how insurers can streamline financial data management and increase profitability.
After the storm: As the UK economy pivots for a post-Covid, post-Brexit Britain, can mainstream insurers close the agility gap?
Government plans to unlock the British economy will have deep implications for property and casualty insurers. This white paper focuses on how a more innovative economy, changing consumer needs and heightened competition will reshape market dynamics and accelerate the need for advanced analytics.
Employers guide: Ending furlough and requiring employees to return to work
Many employers have turned their attention to unfurloughing their workforce and encouraging or requiring their employees to return to the workplace. This content highlights some of the factors to be considered from a legal standpoint.
Get back to work - preparing for a return to the office
Despite “freedom day” being delayed for now, many companies have been putting the finishing touches to office moves or remodelling to ensure new workspaces are ready for employees to return. This blog highlights some of the key issues for employers to consider ahead of a return of the office.
The end of the furlough era
The current furlough arrangement is set to come to an end on September 30. This article outlines how government support will taper over the summer months and why businesses need to keep meticulous and up to date records of furlough claims as well as any other business support funds.
Employers' guide: Ending furlough and requiring employees to return to work
As the vaccine programme accelerates and lockdown gradually starts to lift, many employers will be turning their attention to unfurloughing their workforce and/or encouraging their employees to return to the workplace. This article lays out the answers to the most common employer uncertainties.
The future of technology infrastructure in a rapidly evolving market
The pandemic has certainly reminded us all of the need to prepare for the unexpected and that not all risks can be assessed based on historical data. This blog focuses on the factors impacting the changing risk landscape and how technology infrastructure is reshaping the insurance industry.
Covid and King Canute - who's going to get wet feet?
In this blog, Mike Smart, Sales Director, Duck Creek Technologies, looks back at the effects of the pandemic, how working practices will alter, and the opportunities on the horizon for the insurance industry.