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Manzana Insurance: - Financial Performance
Manzana Insurance: - Financial Performance
• Financial performance
– Increased gross premium from new policies
– Decreased gross premium from renewals
– Increased ordinary insured losses (riskier policies)
• Late & Lost Renewals
– Lateness increased from 20% in 1990 to 45% in 1991
– Lost increased from 33% in 1990 to 47% in 1991
– Golden Gate: 15% loss rate
• Long TAT (Actual, not Estimated)
– Increased from 5 days in 1990 to 6 in 1991
– Golden Gate: 2 days to be decreased to 1 day!
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• What caused late/lost renewals?
– Late release of RERUNs to the system
– RUN, RAP prioritized over RAIN, RERUN
– What are the motivations to do so?
• TAT time for new policies is important
• Impression that new policies are more
profitable than renewals
– What is the key problem—late release or
prioritization?
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2.3 **
14.6 * UT#1
39 39 Rating 24 Writing 26.3
Dist (4) 13.2 UT#2
(8) (5)
11.2 UT#3
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• What caused long TAT?
– Uneven workloads among 3 UTs
• What were the motivations to have such
division?
• UT #1 has heaviest workload and largest
late/lost of renewals
• The next heavy load is at Distribution
• Marketing problems
– Quotation of long estimated TAT
– Incentives for agents
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• Operational changes
– Pool the three UTs – the utilization rate after pooling is 82%
– Automating Distribution step or moving staff from Policy
Writing to Distribution
– Release RERUNs early and use them to smooth the variability
of the requests
– Correct methods for estimating TAT
– Priority in handling RUNs and RERUNs?
– Create dedicated cells to handle RUNs?
• Policy changes
– Change incentive structures (internal and external)