Chubb announced several key improvements to its proprietary digital Worldview platform, adding new features and improved functionality to better serve its multinational clients and brokers.

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Image: Chubb enhances multinational capabilities with new policy translation solution. Photo: Courtesy of Markus Spiske/Pixabay.

The most notable of these enhancements is its new policy translation solution that is exclusive to Chubb and its current multinational customers.

“Chubb is dedicated to providing its customers and brokers with innovative resources to help manage their global risks,” said Matthew Merna, Division President, Chubb North America Major Accounts. “As multinational businesses steadily expand around the globe, they face recurrent regulatory, compliance and legal considerations which continue to evolve. Chubb Global Services provides a suite of services that enables multinational customers to cut through many of the complexities surrounding the issuance of local policies, paying claims, and customizing programs and services worldwide, in a timely manner. Our new policy translation offering highlights our continuing commitment to service innovation.”

Chubb has the ability through its global infrastructure to issue policies locally in its more than 625 offices worldwide. Many of these policies are required to be issued in languages other than English. The local policy translation service (available in Worldview) is cutting-edge and enables multinational clients and brokers to quickly gain access to English translated versions of policies that were issued in another language.

The new translation feature is powered by machine automated technology that utilizes Optic Character Recognition software to perform the majority of the policy translations.

“Policy translations used to require a manual effort and took an inordinate amount of time and expense,” said Mr. Merna. “However, this translation enhancement is now offered as a complimentary service to all of our multinational customers who purchase a Controlled Master Program through Chubb.”

Source: Company Press Release