17 October 2012Insurance

Xuber: Xchanging’s bid to dominate the market

Xchanging has re-launched its software business as ‘Xuber’ in a bid to dominate the insurance software market.

The firm, which services 30 per cent of the London broking market, has invested £20 million in the development of a next-generation suite of insurance software products, as well as overhauling its marketing strategy and corporate branding.

Ken Lever, chief executive officer of Xchanging, firmly believes that the firm has the best commercial insurance software offering in the market, drawing on over 30 years of experience serving insurance markets across the globe.

“It is now time for our market share to reflect this reality, hence Xuber. Put simply, we want to be the number one global insurance software provider,” he said.

“Xuber is the only single platform solution with global capability available today. We are one of the few providers to cover the full insurance cycle. Our offering boasts unparalleled configurability and flexibility, combining the choice afforded by the componentised approach with the seamless integration afforded by the end-to-end approach. In addition, Xchanging sits at the heart of the London insurance market.”

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