5th Insurance Claims & Underwriting Summit 2018

Asia | Industry

Third Party Event

06 Feb 2018 - 08 Feb 2018

Taking place between 6-9 February 2018, the 5th Insurance Claims & Underwriting Summit 2018 is Asia’s premier networking and learning platform for all insurance & reinsurance companies to discuss and share insightful experiences in establishing effective underwriting & claim strategies to reduce turnaround time, implementing successful cost-saving business planning and continuous monitoring of underwriting & claim performance versus agreed target, utilizing new technology in underwriting procedure and claim process including quotation to maximize customer experience as well as learning best practices in analyzing underwriting data and claim procedures to avoid business loss.

“Excellent Conference with very useful presentations. Great Networking Opportunities!” – AXA Life

For more information, please visit our website or email us at enquiry@equip-global.com now!
 

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