Domestic & General looking to utilise AI following growth
Domestic & General CEO Matthew Crummack spoke to Insurance Post about the firm’s artificial intelligence strategy, after its annual revenue passed £1bn in 2024.
As well as passing the £1bn mark, the group also achieved an 86% subscription retention rate and achieved a US revenue of £42m, up on £6m in 2023.
Domestic & General CEO Matthew Crummack previously
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