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WSIA's Schaendorf: Machine Learning Set to Sharpen Pricing, Expense Accuracy

Jacque Schaendorf, president and chief executive officer, Insurance House and president, WSIA, said data and algorithms will also improve loss ratios. Schaendorf spoke with A.M. BestTV at the 2018 WSIA Annual Marketplace conference, held in Atlanta.

Sept. 27, 2018

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