Simplified Underwriting – From A Behavioral Lens
Behavioral Economics may help find a balance between simplification of the underwriting process and the mitigation of risk.
Behavioral Economics may help find a balance between simplification of the underwriting process and the mitigation of risk.
Underwriting engines have been around for over 20 years. Initially they were used in head offices, processing application form information keyed in by clerical staff, and avoiding the need for (expensive) underwriters spending time on the more straightforward cases.
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Insurers were already welcoming technology and embracing ideas such as accelerated underwriting. But things move slowly in the insurance world. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit and insurers no longer controlled those timelines.