14 April 2020Insurance

Miller unveils new platform for yacht insurance

Re/insurance broker Miller has launched a new quote and bind platform to modernise the submission, placement and management of yacht insurance policies.

The platform, called Atlantic, handles full binder, limited authority and facultative open market yacht business.

It is designed to streamline the submission process and overcomes inherent delays from re-keying data through to operating across multiple time zones.

“We have been working with clients and underwriters for some time to address the cost and time inefficiencies of yacht business. With 24/7 access from anywhere in the world and an innovative, simple and quick declaration, quote and bind process, Atlantic provides a solution to these issues,” said Aaron Jago, leader of Miller’s yacht practice.

Phil Wheeler, head of marine, added: “Atlantic is a fantastic addition to our yacht client offering. I look forward to future developments of the platform as we continue to prioritise innovation and service across Miller.”

Christian Kitchen, Miller’s head of innovation and technology, commented: “Developing bespoke solutions to address the needs of our clients is a key strategic initiative at Miller. Built and managed in-house, Atlantic is the latest addition to our award-winning online services offering.”

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