’Cytora is committed to helping professionals enhance their digital risk processing capabilities,’ says chief executive
Insurtech Cytora has launched a new digital risk processing training platform for commercial insurance professionals.
Called the Risk Flow Academy, the platform is designed to serve as a training resource focused on digital risk processing.
Topics it covers include digitising submissions, leveraging generative artificial intelligence (AI) and integrating data sources into digital workflows.
Training materials and videos are available online free of charge.
Richard Hartley, chief executive and co-founder at Cytora, said: “We are delighted to announce the launch of Risk Flow Academy, which embodies our mission to support insurance professionals in the digital era.
”We have curated an extensive range of training resources that will equip learners, whatever stage of their career, with practical insights and hands-on techniques to accelerate how they scale risk digitisation across their organisation.”
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The announcement follows a period of growth for Cytora, including the launch of the latest enhancement to its platform leveraging large language models (LLMs).
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In the past year, Cytora has also inked a series of partnerships and client wins with companies, including Allianz, Chubb, Moody’s, hyperexponential and JBA.
It hopes its latest offering helps the ”insurance industry to get the most out of the insurtech revolution”.
”Cytora is committed to helping professionals enhance their digital risk processing capabilities, ensuring they can meet the demands of a rapidly changing industry,” Hartley said,
”With our specialised training programmes, we aim to foster a culture of continuous learning and innovation within the insurance sector and to play our part in the successful digitisation of the industry.
”I hope that this will prove an important resource for the sector.”
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