The phrase "accelerate insurance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to speeding up the process of obtaining or processing insurance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to find a way to accelerate insurance claims processing to improve customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "expedite insurance" or "speed up insurance".
"AXA not only sees this as an opportunity to invest in a company that will bring financial returns, they also see us as a great partner to accelerate distribution of insurance products in Africa," AIG CEO Sacha Poignonnec told TechCrunch.
Moody's predicts that consolidation of the highly fragmented German life-insurance market will accelerate, as weaker insurers find they can survive only by being taken over.What if one of Europe's really big insurers were to go under?
To do this, we follow the IRS guidelines to lower the death benefit, which reduces the cost of insurance, and accelerate cash-value potential.
Look at it like Horton does: Maybe this study will help accelerate the private sector, insurance, public health communities and other groups' acknowledgement of this risk, and spur action to avoid pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
However, this isn't just about providers; we also must challenge private health insurance companies to accelerate their shift to value-based payment models.
Under pressure from the European Commission, the bank announced plans to accelerate the sale of its insurance operations and its Internet banking business in the United States to refocus on its European customer base.
As part of its deal with European Commission officials, ING agreed to accelerate the sale of its insurance operations and would repay half of the government bailout by raising about 7.5 billion euros ($11 billion) from selling new rights to purchase its stock.
And, if past is prelude, this trend will only accelerate if a government-run insurance plan becomes available.
Benefits that impose direct costs on employers, like profit-sharing or medical insurance, are harder to accelerate.
Dean Phillips: The ACA has significantly expanded insurance coverage and helped accelerate the move from rewarding the volume of care to rewarding the quality of care.
