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AIG joins ICISA

An interview with Corine Troncy

The Editor of ICISA magazine recently spoke with Corine Troncy about AIG, their motivation to join the International Credit Insurance & Surety Association, as well as the topics they wish to explore further within ICISA.

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According to Corine, the reason AIG wanted to become a member of ICISA was to stay up to date with market trends and products, as well as the opportunity offered by ICISA, to collaborate with other credit insurers for “the development of the industry”. For Corine, the collaboration between market players through ICISA is important and leads to an improvement in “our clients’ and partners’ experience globally”.

Customers and relationship with customers are a core part of AIG’s mission, which was also highlighted by Corine. She sees ICISA as a platform where insurers can discuss, debate and improve the customer experience through innovations, such as digitalization and to bring new ideas to the table in the form of further automation of underwriting processes.

By joining ICISA, Corine hopes that AIG could benefit can benefit from discussions held around the world by our community of members, while also sharing her and her team’s perspective on these issues, so that everyone can learn and improve from the best practices developed by each other.

When it comes to committees, AIG will be part of: the Asia Committee, Single Risk Committee, Credit Insurance Committee and Committee of Underwriters. Corine explains their decision to join these four committees: “Going forward we would like to be an essential part of industry development as we focus on ease of trading for our clients and business partners.”. AIG is also participating in the Regulatory SubCommittee, which will of course benefit from their presence and input to shape our advocacy agenda going forward.

With AIG’s extensive experience in the industry, particularly as specialists in Excess of Loss (XoL) programs, we are pleased to welcome them as members. We are sure that ICISA members will learn a lot from their perspective on the many questions our industry faces today.

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