Zego puts AI at heart of next phase of growth
Zego has unveiled plans to deepen its product offering across all four of its UK motor verticals in the year ahead and “lead the insurance industry” on artificial intelligence adoption.
Speaking to Insurance Post ahead of the publication of the Top MGAs list in October, Zego deputy CEO Marta Foy said in the next 12 months the business is stepping up investment in AI while expanding
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