General Insurance Article - Liberty launch new online risk management tool


Liberty Mutual Insurance (LMI), the commercial lines division of Liberty Specialty Markets, part of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, has launched a new customer portal to help its commercial policyholders manage their risks.

 Named Liberty Risk Reduce, the website is available exclusively to all LMI’s commercial combined, property and liability customers and offers a range of risk management tools and resources, including materials from RoSPA, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents.

 Once registered, every policyholder gains access to their own fully-customised risk management system providing information specific to their sector. Users can also select which of the system’s modules best suit their needs.

 Liberty Risk Reduce offers the following range of resources:
 • A property and liability knowledge database
 • Interactive forms and templates to support claims defence and loss control
 • RoSPA-approved e-learning training plans
 • Access to legal, HR and health and safety advice lines
 • Survey reports and recommendations
 • Rehabilitation service
 • Live claims information
 • Client documents upload area

 Bought separately, these services and resources could cost a business thousands of pounds; accessed through Liberty Risk Reduce, they are free.

 Nick Mortimer, Head of Liability Lines – Commercial said: “This is a valuable tool for our clients designed to help them get a real grip on their risk management and save them money.

 “This isn’t the first online risk management tool we’ve provided but it’s far and away the most powerful, offering a higher degree of customisation and tools that can make a tangible difference to a business. Unlike some other risk management websites, it’s shaped around each business and only provides the functions a policyholder wants.”

 LMI will begin rolling out Liberty Risk Reduce to new and existing clients from June 2015.
  

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