Roundtable: Making data fit for compliance and regulatory purpose

June 2019 Marklogic roundtable
Back row, l-r: Alastair Burrows, account director, Marklogic; Tim Yorke, head of transformation, Axa; Maxine Allen, group head of compliance, PIB Group; and Sarah Crabb, campaign manager, Marklogic. Front row, l-r: Mark Smith, group IT and change director, Ardonagh Group; Jonel van Rooyen, director of operations, Vitality; Shaun Hooper, group CEO, Complete Cover Group; Nicholas Gordon, chief data officer, RSA Group; Frederic Valluet, solutions director, Marklogic; and Alan Tua, head of analytics and data science, Direct Line

The use of data is widespread but where insurers are on their integration journeys can be very different. Post, in association with Marklogic, brought a panel of experts together to discuss best practice in this area including effective compliance and regulatory reporting

Insurers are creating and devouring data on an industrial scale as they strive to grasp the opportunities they believe can be unlocked by managing data better and lifting it out of legacy silos

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