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InsurTech Chubb launches global platform to grow its footprint internationally
Chubb has introduced a groundbreaking global transactional risk platform aimed at delivering transactional risk liability insurance products across international markets.
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Howden announces partnership with cyber insurance tech firm
U.K.-based Howden Broking Group Ltd. has teamed up with U.S.-based cyber insurance technology provider Cyberwrite Inc. to boost cyber resilience for its clients across 50 nations, Reinsurance News reported. Nir Perry, founding chief executive at Cyberwrite, said that the firms will equip brokers with the tools and technology required to navigate the evolving cyber threat landscape, as well as provide them with artificial intelligence-driven risk management solutions.
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Xaver unveils AI platform for life Insurance and pensions and secures €5M Pre-Seed
Xaver enables banks, insurers, and brokers to increase operational and sales efficiency by up to 65 per cent by leveraging AI and a new era of private pension products to help close Europe’s pension gap.
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Insurance Tech Biz Can’t Get Policy Tracker Patent In UK
An insurance tech firm can’t get a patent over its automated policy tracker software in the U.K. because computer programs and business methods are not patentable, intellectual property officials said Tuesday.
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