Winners of British Insurance Technology Awards 2024 revealed
The winners of the inaugural British Insurance Technology Awards were unveiled last night (18 June) at a glitzy bash at the London Marriot Hotel, Grosvenor Square.
More than 250 guests were entertained by comedian host Scott Bennett before the awards were handed out, with MS Amlin, PwC and C-Quence among the big winners.
Below are all the shortlisted firms, along with the winners
Best Use of Data Analytics:
DWF Law
Previsico – WINNER
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Weightmans
Best Use of Technology – Claims Management:
CG Technology Solutions
Clearspeed – WINNER
Crawford & Company
MPL Claims Management
Percayso Inform
SBS
RightIndem
Vitesse and Lloyd’s
Best Use of Technology – Legal Services
Barings
DWF Law LLP – WINNER
Weightmans
Consultancy of the Year
Acini Sp. z o.o. [work with Bikmo]
L Marks
PwC [work with MS Amlin] – WINNER
Excellence in AI
Acturis
Hiscox/Google Cloud – WINNER
Laird
SBS
Shift Technology
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Excellence in Digital Marketing
Future Processing S.A
Hagerty
Patons Insurance – WINNER
QBE
Excellence in Technology – Motor
AA Underwriting
Admiral
Esure/EIS
MPL Claims Management
MS Amlin – WINNER
Principal Insurance
Ticker & ICE
Excellence in Technology – Property
Admiral & CoreLogic
Axa
C-Quence – WINNER
Innovation Group
Kroll
More Than and ICE
Excellence in Technology – Specialist Lines
CFC – WINNER
Coalition
FloodFlash
Launch of the Year
Broker Insights
FTI Consulting
Oka, The Carbon Insurance Company – WINNER
Hagerty
Peachy
Rightly
Most Innovative Broker/MGA
Coalition
C-Quence – WINNER
Peachy
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Most Innovative Insurer
MS Amlin – WINNER
Uninsure
YuLife
Most Innovative Insurer – London Market
Convex
Hiscox
Ki – WINNER
Technology Collaboration of the Year
Acturis and Aviva
Admiral & CoreLogic
Anansi and Vitesse
Aventum Group & Instanda
Broker Insights and Clear Insurance Management
Hiscox and Google Cloud
MS Amlin, PWC and Oracle – WINNER
Verisk
Rising Star In Technology
Amelie Thery, Prima –WINNER
Outstanding Achievement in Technology
Ronan Buckley, More Than – WINNER
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