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Trends and Strategies in Policy Administration BPO (Strategic Focus)

Published by Datamonitor Contact us : +1-860-674-8796
Published 2008/05 Content info 26 pages
Product code DC67223
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Description TOC
  • Overview
    • Catalyst
    • Summary
  • Key Messages
    • Reducing costs and concentrating on core functions is driving policy administration BPO
    • A flexible policy administration process can improve time-to-market and enable growth
    • Transformative outsourcing will become increasingly important
    • Platform utility is an increasingly important way for BPO providers to protect margins
    • A balanced portfolio can afford BPO providers lower costof sales and fewer market risks
  • Table of Contents
  • Table of figures
  • Market Opportunity: Lean and Flexible - 21st Century Requirements
    • Increased competition highlights the importance of cost reduction
    • Maturing markets in the US and Europe drive the need for new products and new markets
    • Complex and disparate regulations call for a flexible policy administration system
    • Small and large insurers alike are interested in policy administration BPO
    • Full-scale market adoption has been hindered by real as well as unfounded concerns
  • Policy Administration BPO Evolution
    • BTO: Taking BPO to the next level
    • Historical evolution: Why the UK is a BPO hotbed
  • Customer Impact
    • Reducing cost and increasing flexibility
    • Enabling insurers to concentrate on core competencies
    • Making insurers over-dependent on one vendor
    • Potentially diminishing the customer and/or agent relationship
  • Go to Market
    • A balanced portfolio lowers cost of sales and mitigates market risk
    • Platform utility will become an increasingly important way for providers to protect margins
    • A global delivery network can help alleviate some fears among insurers
    • Recommendations
      • Gain a balanced portfolio of open and closed books
      • Gain a balanced portfolio of life and non-life policies
      • Develop / acquire / enhance platform IP
      • Build a global delivery network
  • APPENDIX
    • Methodology
    • Further reading
    • Ask the analyst
    • Data monitor consulting
    • Disclaimer
  • List of Figures
    • Figure 1: Per capita premiums
    • Figure 2: Premium volume of US, UK Japan, BRIC and emerging markets (2002-2006)
    • Figure 3: Business drivers for retooling the policy administration function
    • Figure 4: Current and planned policy administration outsourcing
    • Figure 5: Current and planned BPO adoption rates by function
    • Figure 6: Levels of policy administration BPO
    • Figure 7: Current and planned policy administration BPO in UK, North America and Europe
    • Figure 8: Benefits / risks balance for policy administration BPO
    • Figure 9: Balanced portfolio of open and closed books
    • Figure 10: Delivery center country destinations, ranked 1-4 (4 being best)
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