This April, VIPR presented at the 2016 Digital Insurance Agenda (DIA) conference in Barcelona, the biggest global conference connecting insurance executives with financial technology (fintech) leaders.
Paul Templar, VIPR’s Chief Technology Officer, and Lucy Paul, VIPR’s Business Relationship Manager, showcased VIPR’s most innovative fintech solution, Intrali – the simple solution to bordereaux management. Lucy and Paul took to the stage in front of over 500 decision makers in the insurance industry to highlight the benefits of Intrali.
Intrali provides the answer to processing and managing vast amounts of bordereaux data, producing reports, and aiding transparency. The product runs in-depth and complex validation checks on data in a matter of seconds, putting together a data set that companies can trust and rely upon. With Intrali, the potential for time and cost-saving for insurers is substantial and even more importantly Intrali can help you to fully understand your data and produce the reports that are needed under Solvency II Pillar 3.
If you didn’t get to attend, Lucy and Paul’s presentation was captured on video by the DIA conference team. Click on the video to see them in action.
“We are very proud to have showcased Intrali at DIA,” says Richard Brown, Director at VIPR. “DIA was a great opportunity for fintech leaders to hear about the latest software options that can help deliver substantial business growth, profitability and efficiency. Since appearing at DIA we have had enquiries from Russia, India, Japan, Nigeria, Portugal, Switzerland and the Isle of Man proving that our products have a worldwide application and are not just restricted to the UK.”
The conference covered the importance of technological advancement and innovations within the insurance industry – something which is key to market modernisation and to meet the ever increasing requirements of the regulators.
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