The Dutch Association of Insurers is the advocacy group of damage and life insurers in the Netherlands. The Association represents the interests of its members and links them to the interests of society. More than 95 percent of all Dutch insurers are members of the Association. We have set the course to develop ourselves into an Open platform: A platform that connects insurers, stakeholders and organizations from both inside and outside of the sector. Together we want to create added value for customers, learn from each other and find answers to challenging issues that affect us all. Think of the impact of technological developments and data. Society is data driven and this also applies to the insurance sector. Also, industry expansion, changing customer behavior and social themes such as sustainability are very relevant. We take on the challenge of making everyone aware of the importance of a well-functioning insurance market: indispensable within the insurance sector and for society as a whole.
Currently, the process of handling personal injury claims is often slow, costly, and prone to errors.
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Help us decrease the problem of cybercrime!
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How can insurers position themselves as a life partner instead of a risk cover?
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Sustainability in the insurance sector
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The Association of Insurers faces the challenge of developing innovative strategies that enable insurers to prevent more damages preventively across various domains.
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The challenge at hand is to devise strategies that ensure the affordability of insurance products while effectively managing risks, particularly in the face of increasing claims resulting from climate change.
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