Swiss insurtech LTY takes on Akiden Ventures to scale nationwide
What's the deal? LTY SADealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Sion-based independent insurance broker and technology company, has taken on Akiden Ventures SADealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → as a minority shareholder in a growth equity round. Founder Betim Ramosaj remains the reference shareholder and continues to lead the company.
What's the endgame? The investment funds LTY's geographic expansion across French- and German-speaking Switzerland. The company says it will keep its model unchanged — clients retain the same advisers, and LTY keeps its advisory independence, founder, and teams.
What's LTY building? Founded in 2013, LTY combines brokerage with a proprietary digital platform whose client spaces are independent of insurance providers. Its 15 staff serve more than 10,000 private clients and over 700 businesses.
LTY has absorbed four broker portfolios — RL Libery, Assurtag, PartenaGroup, and SPS — and launched a business version of its platform in 2025. Since 2026, it has been developing its own artificial intelligence module with research institute IdiapDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and backing from the Fondation The Ark, aimed at proactive risk management.
Why Akiden? Founded in 2016 by Steve Savioz, Akiden Ventures invests capital and time alongside company leaders. "LTY has built a profitable model and a platform that works. Our role is to accelerate it, to support it over time, with the means and time needed, so that it establishes itself across Switzerland," Savioz said (translated from French).
What founder says. "We proved the model. With Akiden, we are deploying it at the scale of Switzerland, without changing what makes the difference: advisers that our clients know," Ramosaj said (translated from French).
The signal: The deal reflects a push to build homegrown insurtech infrastructure in Switzerland, pairing local-advisory models with proprietary technology and nationally focused growth capital.
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