Former AIG Executive Ralph Mucerino Joins Lightico as Strategic Advisor

Mucerino, who has held several senior management roles at AIG across a four-decade career, joins as an advisor at time when Lightico is rapidly growing and taking on major clients.

Anthony R. O’Donnell //

(Zviki Ben-Ishay and the Lightico team. Source: Lightico.)

Lightico, a New York-based vendor offering a next-generation platform for digital customer interactions for the insurance market and other industries, has announced that former AIG executive Ralph Mucerino is joining the company as a Strategic Advisor focused on the insurance industry. The vendor characterizes the news as coming at a key moment, as the company is rapidly growing and with important insurance clients, such as MetLife, adopting its Digital Completion Cloud offering.

Ralph Mucerino, Strategic Advisor, Lightico.

Mucerino currently serves as an advisor for a number of insurance-focused technologies, following a 41-year career at AIG in a number of roles including CEO, Consumer Insurance Americas; Chief Distribution Officer at AIG’s commercial practice and most recently as President-Distribution Partner and Major Client Management. Mucerino also served as Chairman of AIG Israel.

“The insurance industry has taken significant steps forward with regards to digitalization, but many issues and gaps still remain,” Mucerino comments. “Lightico’s solution is exciting for me not only because it solves so many of those issues in a simple and efficient manner, allowing agents and brokers to continue to deliver advisory value while slashing bureaucracy and paperwork, but the company is also heavily involved in a number of industries which proves the versatility of the product and the team. I’m looking forward to working with [Lightico CEO] Zviki [Ben-Ishay] and the team to make the Digital Completion Cloud the standard in insurance and beyond.”

Lightico describes its Digital Completion Cloud as allowing businesses to quickly and seamlessly complete typically high-friction interactions with their customers such as insurance claims, binding new policies, auto loans, or the opening of new financial accounts. “The no-code, mobile-first platform unifies key elements of customer facing interactions such as eSignature, document collection, identification and verification, payment to create a powerful toolbox for B2C businesses to improve efficiency and customer satisfaction,” a company statement says.

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Anthony O'Donnell

Anthony R. O’Donnell // Anthony O'Donnell is Executive Editor of Insurance Innovation Reporter. For nearly two decades, he has been an observer and commentator on the use of information technology in the insurance industry, following industry trends and writing about the use of IT across all sectors of the insurance industry. He can be reached at AnthODonnell@IIReporter.com or (503) 936-2803.

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