Blog: Why technology must be a priority amid acquisition deals

Open GI CEO Simon Badley
Open GI

Open GI’s Simon Badley shares what brokers must consider in terms of technology as they move forward with M&A.

Over the last few weeks, the market has seen several new business acquisitions taking place. From our perspective it’s great to see that the insurance industry is remaining so buoyant, despite the challenges we have all faced over the last 12 - 18 months.

As a software partner, we understand the complexities arising from M&A.

Technology is a major part of any business acquisition because it encompasses a multitude of assets. From transferring email addresses through to changing applications or

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