INSTANDA becomes latest GRiD member

‘An increasingly diverse membership’

John Brazier
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Insurtech firm INSTANDA has joined the Group Risk Development (GRiD) industry body.

The technology specialist stated that it views membership alliances as playing a "key role" within the insurance industry, for both growth and expansion of the member organisations, and also for the "transformation of the industry as a whole." As a GRiD member, INSTANDA will have exclusive access to networking events, specialist training, research and market-leading experts. Simon Candy, senior manager, propositions and business development at INSTANDA, said: ‘We see it as our job to break into and digitise the group insurance market so that insurers can bring new products and service...

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