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In today's reinsurance environment, data is more than just an administrative necessity—it is a strategic asset. Yet, across the global market, legacy systems, inconsistent data structures, and manual rekeying continue to impede underwriting efficiency and financial accuracy. This 1-hour complimentary webinar will explore how insurers and reinsurers can enhance the quality, structure, and transparency of data used in reinsurance submissions to drive better placement outcomes and oversight.
Participants will gain a practical understanding of how poor data alignment between underwriting and finance functions can lead to inefficiencies, delays, and costly errors. The session will highlight actionable steps for achieving data consistency across regions, especially where older systems still prevail. Through real-life case examples, the speaker(s) will demonstrate how improving data quality and transparency has led to measurable improvements in reinsurance negotiations, portfolio analysis, and internal collaboration.
For Whom
- Reinsurance and underwriting professionals
- Finance and accounting teams involved in reinsurance processes
- Reinsurance brokers and intermediaries
- Data management and operations specialists in insurance companies
- IT and systems professionals working on integration or data transformation projects
Key Topics Covered
- The critical role of data quality and structure in reinsurance submissions
- How to reduce rekeying and eliminate misalignment between underwriting and finance systems
- Achieving cross-regional data consistency amid legacy systems and diverse reporting frameworks
- Real-world examples of how enhanced data transparency improves placement outcomes, governance, and oversight
- Practical steps and tools to modernize data handling for reinsurance efficiency



