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Cover Genius policy sales surpass 25 million

The insurtech also ramps up the roles of executives.

Insurtech Cover Genious revealed that it has sold over 25 million policies, safeguarding more than 14 million customers. 

This accomplishment comes as major digital companies worldwide shift towards embedded solutions, abandoning traditional insurers, according to the insurtech.

In response to its ongoing expansion, the insurtech has bolstered its executive team.

ALSO READ: Cover Genius bags $70m in Series D funding round

Kyle Keogh has been appointed as Chief Business Officer for the Americas, while Barney Pierce assumes the role of interim Chief Business Officer for EMEA and APAC. 

Additionally, Darcy Rittinger's responsibilities have been expanded, making him the Chief Risk Officer.

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