elseco fintech platform energized via partnership with Sequel Impact

News -- 20 July 2017

Author: Sequel Marketing

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Sequel has today announced that elseco limited, the fintech specialty insurance underwriting platform, has entered into a long-term partnership with Sequel Impact to provide tailored risk management solutions to elseco energy capacity provider members.

elseco’s financial technology platform, which allows worldwide capacity to be efficiently deployed to specialty insurance lines of space, aviation and energy, is currently supported by 68 leading insurance and reinsurance companies including Lloyd’s syndicates. Based in the Dubai International Financial Centre, the company has offices in London, Paris, and Washington DC.

Since its launch, Sequel Impact has developed a strong reputation in the global energy sector and has now been adopted in over 30 markets worldwide. Via its partnership, the Sequel Impact solution will allow elseco to better monitor aggregate exposures and improve portfolio management and risk analysis within its energy division.

Rob Stavrou, Sales & Marketing Director at Sequel says, “elseco is an exciting specialist insurer brand and we are delighted to be working with them as we continue to expand our growing Middle Eastern presence. elseco is committed to using the best technology to deliver compelling solutions to insurers and brokers, and Sequel Impact is a key part of that commitment.”

Laurent Lemaire, Chairman and CEO of at elseco comments, “elseco is a platform that brings together market relevant capacity, great multi-disciplinary underwriting teams and access to best available information for superior risk selection. Impact is highly regarded throughout the specialist insurance sector, and I believe that our partnership with Sequel will make elseco more effective within the energy sector.”

"Impact is highly regarded throughout the specialist insurance sector, and I believe that our partnership with Sequel will make elseco more effective within the energy sector."