21 January 2014

Insurance fund invests in Russian software company

The EMF New Europe Insurance Fund (NEIF), which invests in insurance related sectors of non-EU Eastern Europe, has invested in Virtu Systems, a Russian insurance software company specialising in front-end/distribution solutions for the insurance industry.

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