In Reference Appointments & Updates
CCI Credit Management Ltd (CCICM) has retained its Investors In People (IIP) Advanced Gold Award until 2021. Making the award, the IIP assessor said: “CCICM
continues to grow and prosper as a result of dynamic leadership and engaged and committed employees. It has grown year-on-year and is commended for its approach to learning, developing, continuous improvement, and investing in people.” CCICM director, Carl Hackman, said: “Naturally we are
Denise Sleem, general manager and project lead at Medscheme. “By modernising our claims-management capabilities, we have become more agile, more efficient and more effective, which means members and healthcare providers get faster answers on claims.”
Carl Hackman
delighted to be re-certified with IIP’s Gold award, which recognises the best-practice standards we insist upon at all times for ourselves, our clients, and their customers around the world. “Since 2015 we have: continued to evolve our human resources management,
systems, and recruitment; improved our industry compliance with ISO re-certifications including National Health Service and General Data Protection Regulation; and established the ICE Partnership.”
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just over one year of operations is an amazing achievement, and verification
of our first-class database, strict quality standards and our dedicated, knowledgeable team. “Within this time it is interesting to watch
how the balance of work has altered, with term product valuations starting to take a larger percentage of the business against our traditional short-term finance instructions. We will continue to adapt to meet the needs of all our clients.”
Jaywing has announced a new engagement to develop a comprehensive IFRS 9 model monitoring solution to mortgage provider CHL Mortgages. Jaywing’s IFRS 9 model monitoring will cover a range of CHL’s residential and buy-to-let (BTL) products. Kuan Ang, head of finance at CHL
Mortgages, said: “We chose Jaywing because they understood our specific business challenges. Jaywing quickly integrated with our teams to deliver IFRS 9-compliant monitoring, MI and validation, all on time and to budget.” Nevan McBride, risk practice director at
Jaywing, said: “We were delighted to be selected by CHL to help them achieve their IFRS 9 goals. We immediately deployed a team of experts who not only delivered against the project requirements, but went above and beyond scope by providing additional insight and industry knowledge. We have established many long-term relationships with our clients through
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consistently delivering value across a range of areas in risk and more, and look forward to the opportunity to forge a similar partnership with CHL.”
Medscheme, one of South Africa’s largest providers of administrative and health risk management solutions for the health care sector, has created a modern decision platform for its Medical Aid Administration business, which reviews some 400,000 claim lines per day. The innovative solution, powered by FICO Blaze Advisor decision- rules management system, reduced claim interventions by 15% in a six-month period, and has dramatically reduced the time needed to change rules and strategies. “Our vision is to create a world with
sustainable healthcare, and at the heart of our business is processing medical claims of members and healthcare providers,” said
Siemens has launched a new web-based application which reveals the readiness and potential of six major cities to embrace digitalisation and develop new ways of living, working and interacting. The Atlas of Digitalisation is based around
the interconnected themes of Expo 2020 Dubai – Mobility, Sustainability and Opportunity – and assesses how the fourth industrial revolution has already impacted urban life around the world, and the potential it could have in the future. Data from 21 indicators has been analysed
from Buenos Aires, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, Los Angeles, and Taipei. From this analysis a Digital Readiness Score has been defined, considering areas such as smart electricity and transport systems, internet connections and digital governance services. The score reveals the current level of maturity of each city’s digital infrastructure, and its preparedness for a connected future. Juergen Maier, CEO Siemens UK, said:
“It is tremendous that London is leading the charge in digitalization among these global cities. In spite of all the economic uncertainty we have been facing in the UK over the last two years this study shows we are still well placed to achieve leadership globally in the fourth industrial revolution
From 1 April, Jonas Jonsson has taken on the role as managing director for 4C Strategies UK and International operations, headed from London. The merger of the two areas seeks to further utilise synergies in the global market and accelerate the expansion of the company’s market leading software Exonaut and management services. He said: “I look forward to the challenge to continue our
international expansion. We see that many of our clients today operate in close cooperation with other business units on a truly global scale, and our team in the UK is very well positioned to cater to this need, both in the military and enterprise domain. Our core concept of tracking and visualising readiness is more relevant than ever before in today’s rapidly evolving risk landscape.”
Jonas Jonsson
www.CCRMagazine.com May 2019
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