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STATEN ROOM : INSURANCE DISTRIBUTION
EFMA DISTRIBUTION SUMMIT
The changing face of distribution models in insurance New approaches, new strategies and new trends Like many other areas within the financial services sector, the insurance industry is having to evolve in response to changing customer behaviour and the increasing digitisation of many processes. However, this evolution is sometimes painfully slow. There is a pressing need for insurers to continue to develop seamless and versatile multidistribution models. At the same time, any new model must also have the needs of the customer as its central focus. New technologies offer exciting new opportunities for meeting customer needs and
enhancing the customer experience. They can also help to strengthen the capabilities of more traditional channels, such as agents and brokers. As part of its three-day Distribution Summit, Efma is delighted to introduce a two-day conference on ‘Insurance Distribution’. A range of experienced international speakers will look at different tools and strategies that could help to increase the productivity and profitability of insurers in the future.
Key questions ultidistribution models: What are the key advantages of a M multidistribution model and what are the specific channels and levers that will help insurance companies to grow in the future?
Hot topics T he role of the aggregator: threat or partner? The impact of digital channels, such as mobile and social media
I nnovation: What are the latest developments in incremental and disruptive innovation? How can innovative solutions be developed without creating conflict within the channels? ustomer satisfaction: How can new technologies be used C to enhance the customer experience? What is the role of loyalty programmes? T he role of more traditional channels: bancassurance, agents and brokers New insurance value propositions for families
STUDY PRESENTATIONS Hear new research findings backed up by case studies on how to implement critical change & innovation in your own organisation: - The World Insurance Report 2014, by Capgemini and Efma - Aggregators and traditional insurers, by Roland Berger and Efma
18–19 March 2014 Amsterdam