Savings Bank Life Insurance Company Awarded for Expedited Cycle Times with LexisNexis Risk Classifier
Improved Speed, Processing and Customer Experience Recognized by Celent’s 2017 Model Insurer Award: Data Mastery and Analytics
“Our mission is to offer affordable, dependable life insurance to all who need it. And to offer this to today’s consumers we needed an innovative, faster and more affordable customer-centric process,” said Brian O’Connell, Chief Underwriter, SBLI. “With the help of LexisNexis Risk Classifier, we were one of the first life carriers in the industry to embrace the predictive modeling initiative and use it to improve our customers’ overall experience, which has enabled us to emerge as an innovator in the life insurance industry.”
“SBLI’s challenge was to increase business while remaining profitable, and they aimed to accomplish this by improving their ease and speed of doing business and focusing on innovation,” said
"Analytics and data is no longer something that happens at the end of a project as an afterthought," commented
In its recognition of SBLI’s initiatives for expedited cycle times and enhanced customer experience, Celent highlighted the insurer’s results, including an accelerated processing time. SBLI’s average processing time was 25 days prior to implementing this new process. With this new process, a number of policies can be approved within 24 hours. In addition, SBLI has been able to reduce the overall underwriting cost per application with a reduction of examiner-gathered and APS requirements.
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