4 core insurance functions primed to benefit from agentic AI
Agentic AI in insurance has potential to transform insurance. Read four use cases.
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Thorsten HeinRSS
Principal Product Marketing Manager
Principal Product Marketing Manager
Thorsten Hein is a Principal Product Marketing Manager in the Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions Division at SAS Institute. He specialises in global risk management operations insights in both banking and insurance, focusing on risk and finance integration, IFRS, Solvency regulations and regulatory reporting. He helps risk management stakeholders to go beyond pure regulatory compliance and drive value-based management to maximise business performance, using his wide experience to deliver both business relevance and technical coherence.
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Valuable customers? Insurers toe the line with agentic AI
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