TCS BaNCS Customer Newsletter TCS BaNCS #29 (July 2018) | Page 24

profile Nedbank Insurance Unique partnership with TCS develops new digital experiences for clients, stronger internal operations, and innovative product configurations By Susanta Das, Client Partner-Nedbank Insurance, TCS Financial Solutions In 2017 Nedbank Insurance merged personal, commercial, and life insurance businesses under a single brand and, as part of the consolidation, became the first insurance company in the world With the unified TCS BaNCS solution, Nedbank Insurance has achieved early benefits including: l Faster response time. Previously, changes had to to run a single policy administration system—all powered by be made on multiple policy administration systems and TCS BaNCS—for both life and non-life insurance products. ancillary systems for content management, document (See TCS BaNCS Customer Newsletter #27 for more details.) management and workflow. Now, Nedbank Insurance Since then Nedbank Insurance has successfully migrated the bulk of its products to the single TCS BaNCS platform. By June 2018 any remaining closed-book policies will be added to TCS BaNCS, and by early 2019 migration will be complete for the last portfolio of open-book policies – a funeral insurance product that has been running on a separate legacy system built for the South African market. can handle service requests, new feature requests, and regulatory updates in a single solution. l Improved client interactions. Client service agents can now get a consolidated view of client information and contact history across products. "Migrating to TCS BaNCS has changed the conversations we’re having with clients as we can focus on improving services rather than on managing infrastructure,” says Indranil Bandyopadhyay, Head of Information Technology Business Enablement at Nedbank Insurance.. l Standardized business processes. Nedbank Insurance professionals are now able to support life insurance and non-life insurance products. For example, following a weather-related event, people who usually work on the life insurance side of the business can lend a hand to the non-life side. Similarly, the non- life side can support the life side during peak enrolment periods. 24