Category Archives for "Insurance"

The role of predictive analytics in the insurance industry

Predictive analytics in insurance

Apart from the banking industry, insurance is perhaps the most critical sector in an economy. It provides businesses and individuals protection against financial risks and helps the government finance development projects without borrowing high-interest loans from local and foreign banks.  It is no surprise then, that governments encourage citizens to invest in insurance policies, to […]

Cracking down on insurance fraud with SAS Detection and Investigation

SAS Detection and Investigation

The insurance industry is one of the most important industries in an economy-not only does it provide a respite for individuals when they face financial losses, medical expenses, or retirement, but it also helps governments finance development initiatives to keep the economy stable. In addition, insurance payments prevent businesses from bankruptcy and help keep essential […]

How SAS software for insurance is transforming the industry

Insurance companies around the world have especially benefited from powerful data analytics technology like SAS software - here's why!

Much has been said about the power of data analytics in the healthcare and insurance space. Insurance companies around the world have especially benefited from powerful data analytics technology like SAS software – enabling them to slash costs and prevent any unnecessary losses due to fraud. At the heart of the reason behind any organisation […]

SAS software – fighting fraud and money laundering

Manual operations and inferior software solutions are insufficient to keep up with these shifting trends, that's where SAS software comes in.

Fraud and money laundering, unfortunately, have evolved into very common and pressing issues. In reaction to this, many governments and regulatory bodies have had no choice but to enforce strict regulations on organisations to mitigate the existence of illicit and illegal activities. Manual operations and inferior software solutions are insufficient to keep up with these […]

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