InsurTech company aims to be market leader after £9m fundraise
InsurTech company Send
Send's underwriting platform - which claims to be the most advanced on the market - streamlines operations and automates administration tasks, freeing up underwriters to focus on core work. It provides a one-stop desktop for managing new business, renewals, and endorsements.
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Their platform, which was built for the commercial and specialty insurance markets, now processes over £3.5bn in gross written premiums (GWP) annually and is used by customers including IGI,
Send co-founder andCEO
Maxence Drummond, VC Principal from Breega commented: "We are delighted to lead this round and support Send in its conquest of new markets. To date, Send has the most reliable and user-friendly solution in the underwriting workbench market. Send is paving the way for a more agile industry, helping insurers, reinsurers and MGAs to transform traditional practices. At Breega, we strongly believe in their potential to become a global category leader in this space."
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