Willis Tower Watson rolls out new underwriting solution

Radar Workbench

John Brazier
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New data and analytics system aimed at improved decision-making for underwriting risk and pricing

Radar Workbench, part of the firms Radar solutions portfolio, is designed to improve the performance of frontline commercial underwriters through greater analytics capabilities and data accessibility and management. The solution connects a range of internal and external data assets to deliver configurable and contextual analysis for specific cases to the underwriter's desktop in real time. The broker states that while technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and analytics advance, underwriting continues to struggle with adoption issues such as fragmented processes, multi...

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