A shift that exposes new challenges
The London market is transforming, and underwriting is set to take a big leap forward.
Today’s underwriters face an ever-evolving landscape, juggling higher client expectations, growing cost pressures, and the need for faster, more strategic decision-making. Traditional systems weren’t built for this pace of change, but innovation is changing the game and something new is coming.
What's driving the change?
Chris Spencer, Director of Underwriting Solutions at Verisk, explores the challenges shaping the market. He explores:
- The accelerating pace of change in the London market
- The limitations of legacy systems in a digital-first world
- Rising pressure on underwriters to deliver faster, smarter decisions
- The strategic need for adaptable, future-ready infrastructure
That's why we've built something new.
Introducing our next-generation insurance platform.
Purpose-built for the modern insurance market, it’s designed to help carriers move faster, connect smarter, and scale with confidence. Unlike traditional systems, it’s built with flexibility at its core. With a modular, domain-driven architecture and seamless interoperability, it fits around your business - not the other way around.
It's one seamless change for CTOs. One big transformation for CUOs.
The future of underwriting
Empower your underwriters to get ahead with Verisk’s next gen insurance insurance platform.
- With API-enablement for easy integration with existing workflows.
- Advanced capabilities for better risk selection.
- Robust pre-bind workflows.
- And continuous innovation through iterative enhancements.
Underwriting is evolving - be part of what’s next.
Join our exclusive launch event
We'll be unveiling our new, ground-breaking solution, built from the ground up to drive efficiency, precision, and scalability. It’s designed to support the future of underwriting, not just today’s demands.
Discover how it can transform your underwriting operations, and be among the first to see it in action.
Date: Tuesday 15 July
Time: 4:00-8:00pm
Location: City of London