
In a deregulated market characterised by increasing competitiveness and improved conditions, care in assessing proposals in additional disability benefits will take on an even more significant role. The assessment has to be based on overall analysis of the moral and objective risk. This entails risk assessment of financial, professional, economic and medical factors, and should also include experience gained from the specific area of benefits involved. In terms of getting closer to our clients, the possibilities of limiting risk should be offered to an increasing extent on an individual, transparent and differentiated basis. Despite every effort to exercise caution, the time factor, i.e. the speed required to issue policies, should not be forgotten.
Occupational Diseases, Insurance Claim Review, Germany, Insurance, Disability, Accidents, Occupational, Humans, Workers' Compensation, Risk Assessment
Occupational Diseases, Insurance Claim Review, Germany, Insurance, Disability, Accidents, Occupational, Humans, Workers' Compensation, Risk Assessment
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