By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- The Travelers Companies, Inc. (NYSE: TRV) announced the launch of Quantum Home 2.0 (QH2.0), an enhanced homeowners insurance product with tailored pricing and more flexible coverage options, all on simpler policy documents that help customers better understand their insurance. Travelers offers QH2.0 through an updated platform that allows agents to seamlessly quote and bind coverage.
"We partnered with our agents to develop QH2.0, and the result is a completely redesigned product that provides greater customization, fewer steps to complete a quote and simplified customer communications," said Michael Klein, Executive Vice President and President, Personal Insurance, and Head of Enterprise Business Intelligence & Analytics at Travelers. "This new product will increase efficiency for agents while helping them to deliver better service and drive new business."
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