| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Ronald Varghese |
Director HR (People Operations) | Profile |
Insurance Quantified is a leading underwriting technology provider that arms commercial property and casualty insurance carriers and MGAs with the data and analytics they need to grow their business, improve underwriting profitability and be a preferred partner and employer. Backed by Two Sigma, a pioneer and global leader in the financial sciences, we believe that systematically delivering the right data to the right people at the right time will enable faster coverage decisions, more agile product innovation and significant risk reduction for all participants in the underwriting value chain. On June 20, 2023, Insurance Quantified acquired Groundspeed Analytics, the market leader in ingestion and data solutions to the commercial P&C industry. Together, the united technology capabilities, market success, and committed backing of Two Sigma creates an unparalleled underwriting technology partner for commercial insurers.
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