Pulling in the same direction
The role of the loss adjuster has traditionally been to be appointed by, and to report to, a paying insurer. However, Paul Lang discovers that brokers' views are also increasingly being sought
Claims handling remains a central issue for the insurance industry.
The changing market environment, new competition, constant consolidation, regulation and dealing with skill shortages have all served to put increasing pressure on claims service quality. Policyholders and their advisers, however, insist there is no room for compromise.
Successful brokers pay careful attention to the claims process and aim to be securely in the driving seat when looking out for their clients' interests. Here
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