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Plurima
Plurima is the first Italian independent insurance distribution network
About Plurima
Plurima Underwriting operates as a wholesale intermediary in the insurance sector, providing a comprehensive range of insurance products tailored to meet the risk protection needs of clients. The company primarily serves agents, brokers, and other intermediaries, enabling them to offer a broad spectrum of insurance solutions to their end customers. Plurima's market focus is on the insurance industry, where it acts as a bridge between insurance providers and independent distributors. The business model revolves around offering an extensive product catalogue that goes beyond what individual companies can provide, ensuring that intermediaries can objectively assess and select the best options for their clients. Plurima makes money through commissions and fees earned from the insurance products it distributes. The company emphasizes the importance of assisting clients in risk analysis, ensuring appropriate coverage at fair prices, and providing support during claims. Plurima's approach is characterized by the absence of productive pressures from companies, allowing for unbiased and client-focused service.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Rome, Italy
- Sector
- Fintech
- Power Law
- Colt$25–100M revenue
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