’By expanding our presence across the Acturis platform, we can continue to deliver our market-leading underwriting proposition to a wider customer base,’ says UK eTrading business development manager
Brit has expanded its presence on Acturis with the launch of a new cyber product on the platform.

Called Brit Cyber, the proposition will be available on the Acturis Package.
Brit said the move will help brokers access its cyber products alongside package insurance placements, helping them identify cyber opportunities earlier on in sales processes and providing clients with greater protection against evolving cyber threats.
Domenic Provenzano, UK eTrading business development manager at Brit, said: “We are pleased to be launching on Acturis Package, which comes as the next phase of our digital trading journey.
”By expanding our presence across the Acturis platform, we can continue to deliver our market leading underwriting proposition to a wider customer base, ensuring that brokers and their clients can access our solutions as efficiently as possible.”
‘Greater choice’
This follows the successful launch of Brit Cyber on Acturis CyberNow in May.
Read: Beazley launches new cyber endorsements to cover firms’ internal AI use
Read: Beazley launches new AI proposition for cyber product
Explore more insurer-related news here, or discover other news stories here
Adelle Gruber, class underwriter for cyber at Brit, said: “Our expanded presence on Acturis reflects our commitment to providing brokers with greater choice and access to our products through efficient distribution, with Brit continuing to be well-placed to meet clients’ evolving needs.
”This is particularly important as demand continues to grow among firms of all sizes for protection against cyber risks, amid an increasingly volatile market landscape. It will also ensure that brokers can quickly access our expertise and efficiently place cover for clients, supporting profitable growth through enhanced digital trading capabilities.”







































No comments yet