C-Quence, the digital MGA, and Cytora are joining forces to turbocharge innovation in commercial property & casualty underwriting.
Application programming interfaces are now key to unlocking new sources of value for financial institutions. So much so, Cytora CEO Richard Hartley argues even the most traditional firms can digitally transform if they get the right data infrastructure in place.
The UK’s largest insurance rating engine provider, Polaris, has announced a new integration with Cytora, paving the way for insurers to enhance their ratings with verified, real-time data from third-party sources.
Unencumbered by legacy technology, managing general agents are well placed to invent a better future for insurance. Cytora CEO Richard Hartley on why the likes of C-Quence are creating a radically different type of insurance company.
It’s difficult to imagine building a digital business without using APIs, writes Richard Hartley, CEO, Cytora. APIs democratise access to variety of specialised third party services, such as payments, search and navigation, enabling developers to rapidly create new products without...
Insurance is an economic necessity, and we feel strongly that insurance should be data-driven, efficient, and fairly priced for businesses. We believe that risk transfer – moving risk from one party to another – should be as easy and as...
Insurers that are late to integrate application program interfaces (APIs) and artificial intelligence (AI) into their offerings will suffer adverse selection scenarios over time, according to Hamzah Chaudhary, director of deployment at Cytora.
APIs are drivers of innovation, enabling developers to access the information and functionality they need to invent new products and experiences without having to start from scratch.
While the goal may seem ambitious, Cytora is making significant inroads toward improving underwriting—ultimately with happier insurance-buying customers.