Insurance
AI strategy for insurers.
Underwriting, claims, risk — proven and compliant.
Insurers deploying GenAI for underwriting automation, claims processing, or risk assessment operate under DORA, GDPR, and the EU AI Act. Every automated underwriting decision must be explainable. Every claims assessment must leave a trail. We help you deploy AI that your regulator — and your policyholders — can trust.
The challenge
AI-augmented underwriting models process sensitive personal data to assess risk and price policies. Automated claims decisions affect policyholder rights. Under DORA, insurers must document ICT risk across their entire operation. Under GDPR, automated decisions with legal effects require explicit consent, explainability, and human review.
How we work
Maturity
Strategy
Pilot
Proof
Maturity assessment
We audit your current AI usage — underwriting models, claims automation, fraud analytics — against DORA ICT.1–9, GDPR Art. 22, and EU AI Act Art. 14. One-week engagement with findings report.
Strategy & architecture
We design an AI governance framework aligned with EIOPA guidelines and national regulatory expectations. Evidence collection architecture, policyholder rights workflows, third-party risk documentation.
Pilot deployment
We deploy RADAR with a controlled underwriting or claims workflow, capturing every AI decision, every PII access, every human override as structured, chain-verified evidence.
Regulatory proof
DORA ICT risk evidence packs. GDPR Art. 22 explainability records. EU AI Act oversight documentation. Auditor-verifiable, policyholder-transparent.
Where RADAR fits
Every AI-driven underwriting decision and automated claims assessment creates regulatory exposure. RADAR captures, hashes, and chains each one into tamper-proof evidence — giving your compliance team and external auditors independent verification capability.
Let's scope your engagement.
We start with a free 30-minute call to understand your AI systems, your product lines, and your compliance priorities. No commitment.
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