Re Medical Group signs SelectX 'strategic' treaty

To enter new markets

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Dutch-based life/disability specialist Re Medical Group has joined forces with UK consultancy SelectX

Each firm said the strategic alliance will allow it to expand its respective reach into new markets. Re Medical Group, founded in 1999, takes care of underwriting and claim handling on behalf of insurers using its ‘state-of-the-art' administration service. SelectX focuses on two key areas: underwriting automation and underwriting manuals and develops underwriting engines for insurers to use. René Mogge, founder and CEO of RMG said: "This strategic alliance is important for Re Medical Group because SelectX opens new markets for us outside the EU. Furthermore, with the services of Se...

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