Clark UK expands partnership with iptiQ

Digital underwriting pathway

Jaskeet Briah
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Clark UK has expanded its partnership with Swiss Re’s iptiQ, launching its first fully digital underwriting solution in the UK, available through its protection brand Polly.

Polly offers life insurance, income protection, critical illness cover and household cover for mothers of all ages in the UK. The new digital pathway will enable these customers to manage their insurances entirely online and independently. The technology used for the platform will analyse a customer's situation, existing insurance coverage and personal preferences through a questionnaire, aiming to deliver real-time, tailored recommendations. Clark UK said this ensures that insurance products are accessible to customers, whether they prefer alternatives to one-on-one phone calls or fa...

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