Covéa partners with blockchain service provider
The implementation of the blockchain technology will allow Covéa to use real time risk assessment, process client money faster and handle premiums in a more slick way.
Blocksure will remove the need
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Covéa's customer motor claims team raise money for Tunbridge Wells Hospital
#TBT to last week when the Customer Motor Claims Team in #Halifax raised money to see their leaders wear pyjamas to work.
— Covéa Insurance plc (@CoveaInsplc) October 17, 2019
The money raised will go towards the refurbishment of the Hope Butler Suite in Tunbridge Wells Hospital, which is funded by @sandscharity ☺️ #BLAW2019 pic.twitter.com/ts0V9HuSIG
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