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11.1.2022 15:02:09 CET | Business Wire | Press release
Earnix , a global provider of advanced AI-driven rating, pricing, and product personalization solutions for Insurance and Banking, announced today that fintech executive Kyle Caswell has been named Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). He is responsible for scaling the business, accelerating the company’s rapid global growth, and driving new client acquisition.
Caswell brings over 25 years of experience in the global financial and risk management industry with executive leadership roles in the InsurTech and insurance sectors. His most recent roles were as Executive Vice President of Sales at Intellect Design Arena Ltd. and Vice President of Enterprise Sales at Verisk Analytics, where he consistently grew revenues across a wide portfolio of insurance organizations.
“We are pleased to welcome Kyle to the Earnix family. Not only does he offer deep expertise in insurance sales but also a background in leading global sales efforts of financial technology,” said Udi Ziv, CEO of Earnix. “Kyle’s impressive track record in advising leading insurance carriers coupled with his ability to demonstrate the critical nature of AI-driven analytics to drive adoption makes him the ideal sales leader for Earnix.”
Earnix is part of the prestigious community of Israeli-based tech Unicorns. The company’s AI-driven software is designed to support mission-critical systems for global insurers and banks. That means organizations using Earnix provide prices and personalized products that are smarter, faster, and safer. With solutions that fully align with business strategies while ensuring the needs of consumers are exceeded, Earnix bridges the divide between companies and their customers, providing decision delivery that creates long-term value.
“I am thrilled to join Earnix at such an exciting time in its evolution,” said Kyle Caswell, CRO at Earnix. “AI-driven rating, pricing, and product personalization solutions are exactly what insurers and banks need to address the revolutionary changes we see in the market today. Inertia is not an option for organizations that seek to grow and exceed the demands of its customers.”
About Earnix
Earnix is a leading provider of mission-critical systems for global insurers and banks. Through Earnix, customers can provide prices and personalized products that are smarter, faster, safer and in full alignment with corporate business goals and objectives. Earnix’s solutions, offer systemized, enterprise-wide value with ultra-fast ROI. Earnix has been innovating for Insurers and Banks since 2001 with offices in the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Israel. Visit: earnix.com .
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