Willis Towers Watson enters real-time pricing partnership

Insurer partnering with cloud-based software provider Applied Systems

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Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has entered a partnership with cloud-based software provider Applied Systems to provide real-time pricing.

Called the Radar Life partner programme, this is designed to support insurers and MGAs develop rates, underwrite rules and adjustments, and deploy these in real time. Radar Live has been designed to help insurers use data in tandem with analytical programs to improve pricing, claims and underwriting performance. Applied Systems has expanded its Rating Hub, which offers a single point of entry to manage all rates for Applied brokers, to host and integrate with Radar Live. The tech provider is working with SRA Insurance Ireland to connect Radar Live via the Applied Rating Hub to help...

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