Tag: Quantee

This Valentine’s Day, we’re celebrating the perfect matches—not just in love, but in InsurTech. As the industry continues to evolve, strategic partnerships are proving...

Polish insurer Quantee has partnered with arithmetica to transform insurance pricing practices across Austria, Germany, and the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region.

ERGO Hestia Group, a leading insurer in Poland, has partnered with Quantee, a top provider of AI-driven insurance pricing solutions, to enhance the valuation and pricing of its insurance products.

Quantee, a leading InsurTech specialising in advanced insurance pricing solutions, has joined forces with MedtechInsurance to transform risk assessment tools. The Warsaw-based company will harness...

Geography modelling plays a vital role in property and casualty (P&C) insurance pricing, especially in motor and property insurance. By incorporating spatial patterns into...

Agria Pet Insurance, a global leader in animal insurance, has partnered with Quantee, an AI-driven pricing solutions provider, to support its growth in the...

Insurers face increasing pressure for transparent pricing, with calls for clarity and justification of premiums coming from management, agents, and customers alike. Transparency offers...

Quantee, a leading InsurTech provider, has announced that Colombian insurance firm Seguros del Estado S.A. has joined its client base. 

Go.Compare has announced that it will integrate Optalitix’s distinctive motor and home insurance pricing solution, supported by Quantee, into its platform for insurers.

P&C and health pricing teams operate in a dynamic environment. They need to ensure that their current pricing strategy is not only appropriate for their policyholders but also accurately aligned with the evolving competitive and regulatory landscape. In reality, pricing executives act as insurance portfolio managers, constantly monitoring margins, loss ratios, and GWP to align with both the insurer's overall strategy and market competition. Recent regulations such as the UK's Customer Duty, also highlight the necessity for real-time identification of risk outliers within portfolios and the ability to explain these outliers to regulators, making this capability a regulatory requirement.