Hubb rebrands as Taveo to bring transparency and efficiency to SME insurance with AI and data science
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Tech-powered commercial insurance broker, Hubb, has today rebranded as Taveo.
Founded in 2019, the firm is revolutionising business insurance by using AI, automation and data science to increase transparency and efficiency in the sector, and provide better service and value to UK SMEs.
Taveo’s new brand identity captures the core components of its unique offering: Transparency, AI, Value, Efficiency - Optimised.
Delivering on its mission to revolutionise the way insurance brokers service their SME clients, Taveo uses powerful artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide accurate, customer-centric insurance in an age of declining service levels. Its unique platform allows businesses to access a 360-view of their insurance policies at any time, providing full visibility while ensuring advisors are on hand whenever advice is needed.
“Our new brand identity is a significant milestone for Taveo as we continue to evolve as a business,” commented Taveo co-founder and CEO, Mark Costello. “We feel we have grown up significantly since our early start-up days, and are confident our new refreshed brand accurately reflects our mission to correct the poor service levels and value in the world of insurance through the delivery of transparent, tech-powered broking for SMEs.”
“Through our technology-first platform, we automate expertise and redefine what value and service should be when it comes to business insurance. Taveo stands as testament to what a modern broker can and should achieve for customers. Our sector has been primed for evolution for some time – thanks to our tech-enabled platform and customer-centric approach, we are the business to spearhead this charge.”
Not only is Taveo’s technology-first platform saving SMEs valuable time and effort, for example cutting administrative tasks by more than 60%, its geospatial data and automation is tackling head-on the chronic issue of underinsurance, with it being estimated that 80% of the UK’s 4 million SMEs are currently underinsured.
