R&M Report on Policy Administration
Dublin-based Research and Markets has added a study on Policy Administration Spending in Global Non-Life Insurance (Databook) to their offering. “This databook provides top level data charts & tables to highlight policy administration opportunities and trends across the global Non-Life insurance sector,” said the announcement.
R&M’s gave the following details concerning the report:
— Scope: Forecasts policy administration spend by country until 2009 – Breaks down policy administration spend by source for all countries covered.
— Highlights: The market for non-life policy administration systems will peak in coming years, as many firms have recently undertaken large project investment, and begin to decline in as more spending shifts to claims and agent integration. The author expects CAGR through 2009 of -0.8% in North America and -0.4% in Europe.
— Reasons to order: Understand the size of policy administration spending across North America and Western Europe – Plan your strategy with confidence drawing on forecasts in this report.
The study’s contents include the following:
— Catalyst Methodology Definitions
— Global non-life insurance policy administration market North American Non-life Policy Administration IT market Western European Non-lifePolicy Administration IT market North American Non-life Policy Administration IT source spending Western European Non-life Policy Administration source spending
— Non-life policy administration it source spending, by country United States Canada Benelux France Germany Italy Nordics Other Europe Spain Switzerland UK.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c38739 or contact: Laura Wood, Senior Manager, Research and Markets Fax: +353 1 4100 980; e-mail: press@researchandmarkets.com.
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