XL Catlin has enhanced its online P&B aviation insurance platform, VB Bind Speed, with added, instant servicing options for brokers.
According to Eric Donofrio, North America regional manager of XL Catlin’s aviation insurance business, the enhancements, give brokers instant online access to certificates, endorsements and routine servicing features.
VB Bind Speed’s new “Service Policy” capabilities provide brokers with a number of instant policy servicing options including:
- Instant generation of a broad variety of insurance certificates and associated endorsements;
- Easy access to make routine changes to policy, including the addition and deletion of pilots/aircrafts and issue required updated endorsements
- The ability to call up a snapshot of relevant policyholder information, including full data on aircraft, pilots, limits and a complete repository of all policy documents.
- Streamlined cancellation and renewal processing
XL Catlin’s VB Bind Speed aviation insurance platform provides aviation brokers online access to P&B aircraft insurance quotes, and then binds coverage for instant delivery of policies to eligible accounts. The system’s features include auto-generation of quotes, invoices and full policy documents upon binding in PDF format.
The platform is accessed through AeroQuote or directly from XL Catlin’s broker portal.
With underwriters and dedicated aviation claims specialists based in New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Toronto and Calgary, XL Catlin’s North America aviation team offers a suite of aviation insurance coverages for traditional and specialized companies, including major and regional airlines and corporate fleets, through to component manufacturers and fixed-base airport operators.
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