MLTPLY Launches New Insurtech-as-a-Service Company Proxima
Built by proven insurtech leaders known for innovation and superior service, Proxima offers insurance companies both state-of-the-art software to develop and support highly complex insurtech projects and nearshore operations hubs staffed with highly qualified talent to provide comprehensive back office support. Through operations hubs located in
Proxima's technology and people bring insurance industry stakeholders closer together. The company is already generating value for its customers in
- Claims operations self-service tools supported by a highly trained professional staff.
- Data collection and analysis to strengthen underwriting performance and improve quote efficiency.
- Efficient, cost-effective sales support to accelerate growth.
- A full team of technologists available to develop, refine, and accelerate technology delivery.
"Tackling this problem requires modernizing insurance by giving it a complete overhaul – from buying and selling to customer service and process automation. To accomplish this goal, Proxima combines software development and staff building, prioritizing agility, transparency, and creativity in supporting sophisticated, end-to-end insurance operations."
For insurance carriers, Proxima is a proven, innovative partner that can fill and accelerate key functions to deliver the value of insurtech without the risk and expense of a startup. For growing insurtech ventures, Proxima serves to deploy a cost-effective suite of services needed to extend capacity, add value and expertise, and operate efficiently and compliantly.
Gloria Guntinas, CEO of MLTPLY, commented, "Our investment in Proxima fully aligns with our strategy to empower talented insurtech entrepreneurs to bring their ideas to market quickly and reduce the cost of sales and service operations. This partnership also allows MLTPLY to expand our footprint into
MLTPLY helps insurtech entrepreneurs bring their ideas to market fast. Offering capital, a fronting carrier and reinsurer, and operational infrastructure, MLTPLY cuts through the red tape to get insurtech startups off the ground up to 18 months sooner than they would on their own. Learn more at MLTPLY.io.
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