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Duplicate data entry across underwriting and accounting is a problem CFOs and COOs need to see together, since neither owns the full picture alone.

2026-09-01

Duplicate data entry across underwriting and accounting teams means the same policy number, premium, or treaty term gets typed by hand more than once.

2026-09-01

Institutional knowledge lost in workflow handoffs has a real, measurable P&L impact, showing up as renewal drift, mispriced exceptions, and slower recovery from disputes.

2026-09-01

Institutional knowledge lost in workflow handoffs can be captured before it walks out the door, by building lightweight documentation habits into the normal course of work.

2026-09-01

If institutional knowledge kept getting lost in workflow handoffs, renewal quality and dispute outcomes would be the first things to break, and boards should watch both closely.

2026-09-01

Institutional knowledge lost in workflow handoffs forces reinsurance leaders to choose between relying on tenure and building systems that capture judgment on purpose.

2026-09-01

Institutional knowledge lost in workflow handoffs is the cost of tribal knowledge leaving with the employee, taking years of undocumented judgment out the door in a single exit.

2026-09-01

Integration debt between policy admin and reinsurance systems has a real P&L cost, even though it rarely appears as its own line item.

2026-09-01

Paying down integration debt between policy admin and reinsurance systems works best as a staged roadmap, not a single big-bang project.

2026-09-01

Boards are starting to ask whether management can actually prove it has control of integration debt between core systems, not just describe it.

2026-09-01

Integration debt between policy admin and reinsurance systems forces a specific decision that reinsurance CTOs can only postpone, not avoid.

2026-09-01

Integration debt between policy admin and reinsurance systems is the quiet reason every new feature takes longer to ship than the last one.

2026-09-01

Legacy core systems that can't support new treaty structures don't just create IT friction, they quietly erode margin and capital efficiency deal by deal.

2026-09-01

Operating controls can contain the risk of legacy core systems that can't support new treaty structures while a longer-term fix is planned, without pretending the workarounds are a permanent solution.

2026-09-01

Board oversight of legacy core systems that can't support new treaty structures should focus on what business is being turned away, not just whether the system is still running.

2026-09-01

Legacy core systems that can't support new treaty structures force an executive decision, not just a technology backlog item, about how much future business the reinsurer is willing to keep turning away.

2026-09-01

When legacy core systems can't model the treaty structures underwriters actually want to write, reinsurers either force-fit the deal or lose it. Here's why this keeps happening.

2026-09-01

Reconciling bordereaux by hand works for a handful of cedants but breaks down at scale. Here's why, and what automated reconciliation looks like instead.

2026-09-01