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Setoo, Pattern Insurance | July 19, 2021

Setoo, an embedded insurance pioneer, announced today that it has entered into a merger agreement with Pattern, an insurtech startup that has emerged from stealth mode. Pattern will be the name of the joint venture's activities in Europe and the United States. Pattern will assist companies in generating new revenue streams and increasing customer satisfaction by transforming all of their online transactions into protected experiences without the need to be an insurer. Pattern ...

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Business Wire | August 04, 2023

Inszone Insurance Services, a rapidly growing national provider of benefits, personal, and commercial lines insurance, has announced the acquisition of Jackson Insurance Solutions, a well-known insurance agency in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This acquisition is part of Inszone's strategic plan to expand its presence and service offerings in the Southwest region. Jackson Insurance Solutions, founded by Joshua Jackson in 2010, has been serving the Albuquerque area for over a deca...

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Aline Capital, LLC | June 16, 2022

Southeast-based Aline Capital has launched a commercial insurance division, adding to its current service offerings in the commercial real estate sector. The division will focus on commercial property, general liability, and builder's risk insurance for commercial real estate investors and developers throughout the region. The firm made the strategic decision to launch an insurance division after experiencing several headwinds in the commercial insurance market on deals they were advising th...

State Farm | January 30, 2020

State Farm, the number-one auto insurer in the US for decades, may soon be playing second fiddle to GEICO. After losing business in the wake of a series of rate hikes, State Farm held a market share of 17% in 2018 – its lowest share in more than two decades, according to a report by Crain’s Chicago Business. Online insurer GEICO, meanwhile, held 13.4% of the market. If the two companies’ average growth rates persist, GEICO will overtake State Farm as the nation’s largest ...