Munich Re Life US Enters Into a Definitive Agreement to Acquire Clareto, a Health Information Exchange That Provides Record Retrieval Services to the Life Insurance Industry
Transaction to accelerate Munich Re clients’ access to — and use of — electronic health records for life insurance underwriting
Munich Re Life US (Munich Re) today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire
Munich Re’s acquisition of Clareto will accelerate life insurers’ utilization of EHRs – the digital record of a patient’s care – as life insurers look to transform their underwriting processes and improve the applicant experience. Clareto’s access to EHRs enables life insurers to replace traditional, manual and time-consuming methods of obtaining information regarding an applicant’s health during the insurance application process.
In line with Munich Re’s digital strategy and commitment to helping our life insurer clients grow their business intelligently, Munich Re’s acquisition of Clareto will enable Munich Re to structure EHRs for optimal use in life insurance underwriting. Munich Re will dedicate its wealth of underwriting, medical and analytical resources to ensure that digitized health information is optimized for quick and accurate decisioning – thereby streamlining our life insurer clients’ underwriting processes and delivering a better customer experience. Further, Clareto’s access to EHRs will enhance Munich Re’s digital underwriting solutions, alitheia and Allfinanz, making those products even more attractive to Munich Re’s life insurer clients.
“With this acquisition, Munich Re will provide our life insurer clients with an entire set of new solutions to assist them in digitizing their underwriting processes – driving quicker decisions, delivering greater customer satisfaction and enabling new business growth,” said
“The union of Munich Re and Clareto is a natural fit,” said
Clareto will continue to be led by Dorans and Clareto’s Chief Operating Officer,
About CLARETO
Clareto partners with HIEs and other EHR data sources to facilitate the collection of electronic health information pursuant to HIPAA-compliant authorizations in support of underwriting, claims, and other business processes for the life insurance industry.
About Munich Re Life US
As one of the leading life reinsurers in
Munich Re Life US, incorporated as
About Munich Re
Munich Re is one of the world’s leading providers of reinsurance, primary insurance and insurance-related risk solutions. The group consists of the reinsurance and ERGO business segments, as well as the capital investment company MEAG. Munich Re is globally active and operates in all lines of the insurance business. Its tailor-made solutions and close proximity to its customers make Munich Re one of the world’s most sought-after risk partners for businesses, institutions, and private individuals.
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