Insurance Business Review: Specials Magazine

Vering Nordics stands out as an independent loss adjusting and claims management firm, led by seasoned loss adjusters with deep technical expertise and hands-on industry insight. It is well-known for delivering responsive and accurate services for insurers, corporates and international partners across the Nordic and Baltic countries. With broad territorial coverage and a specialized approach, Vering Nordics handles complex and high-value claims for its clients. At the heart of its excellence is a comprehensive network of experienced loss adjusters, built and expanded over the past 20 years within vrs PACE under the leadership of Pia Lundberg, senior loss adjuster and former claims and risk manager. The network underpins its ability to deliver dedicated teams tailored for every assignment across all lines of insurance. “I am confident and proud that we always succeed in finding the right person to handle the claim, in metropolitan areas as well as in remote parts,” says Fredrik Westerberg, CEO. A majority of these adjusters and surveyors are members of national loss adjusting and surveyors associations. This forms a key part of its quality framework. Vering Nordics also reviews every file and claim handling internally before finalizing. Comprehensive checks on policy coverage, claim contents, and adjustments ensure high-quality outcomes. Now part of Vering International and Adenes France, Vering Nordics is poised to attract top-level adjusters to its team. Joining hands with a leading European loss adjusting group, it strengthens its ability to manage international programs and serves major European insurers and captives. This pursuit attracts high-profile accounts and claims. Irrespective of claim size, Vering Nordics maintains impartiality and independence at every stage, meeting the highest ethical standards. In most cases, it is provided with the policy and insurance conditions, and losses are assessed and recommended in accordance with these terms. It engages openly with all parties involved, ensuring a fair and reasonable interpretation of the cover. ... Read More

For internationally mobile professionals, pensioners, and families, crossing a border no longer means starting over. Insurance, however, often still does. Expatriates encounter fragmented healthcare systems, regulatory uncertainty, and unfamiliar languages, leaving them unsure whether their health, property, car or income will remain protected. Headquartered in Greece and founded by managing director John Paterakis, insuranceline was built to resolve this disconnect. Its mission is to make insurance clarity, continuity, and security accessible to expatriates whenever life takes them all around Greece. Rather than treating relocation as a reset, the agency ensures protection remains consistent across borders through advisory-led, long-term relationships. What distinguishes insuranceline is its refusal to operate transactionally. Traditional brokers focus on domestic products and short-term pricing, while online-only platforms prioritize speed and self-service, often leaving clients to navigate exclusions alone. Insuranceline operates at the intersection of cross-border expertise, human guidance, and digital efficiency, delivering continuity where fragmented solutions fall short. “We do not simply sell policies. We design insurance strategies intended to remain relevant across borders, life stages, and regulatory environments,” says John P. For expatriates, this approach matters most at moments of change. Relocation, renewal, and claims are precisely where transactional models tend to fail. Insuranceline’s advisory structure is designed to anticipate these moments rather than react to them. At relocation, advisors assess future mobility plans, visa requirements, healthcare access, and family considerations. At renewal, they proactively review changes in residence, income, or legal status. During claims, clients have direct access to an advisor who understands both policy detail and local systems. Insurance shifts from a distant contract into a reliable support structure. ... Read More