Tego launches first product on ChainThat’s BPA platform

Tego, a specialist healthcare underwriting agency based in Australia, has partnered with UK-based InsurTech ChainThat to launch its healthcare entity malpractice product on the Beyond Policy Administration (BPA) platform.

Tego, a specialist healthcare underwriting agency based in Australia, has partnered with UK-based InsurTech ChainThat to launch its healthcare entity malpractice product on the Beyond Policy Administration (BPA) platform.

This collaboration marks a key step in Tego’s broader digital transformation strategy, aimed at modernising its operations and enhancing its service delivery.

The move to BPA will future-proof Tego’s business by digitising core functions, streamlining underwriting workflows, and improving operational visibility.

Tego selected ChainThat’s BPA platform in mid-2024 as part of its strategy to scale operations while delivering a consistent and fast user experience to brokers and customers.

The BPA platform introduces end-to-end automation across quoting, binding, and servicing — a vital upgrade to Tego’s policy lifecycle management.

ChainThat’s BPA platform is designed to meet the specific needs of underwriting agencies and insurers.

Its features include automated rating, streamlined quote and bind functionality, dynamic document generation, and real-time reporting. The system also offers strong compliance support for Lloyd’s and capacity provider requirements, including binder structure management and audit trail capabilities.

The healthcare entity malpractice product is the first of several liability products Tego plans to onboard through BPA, with a phased rollout scheduled to enhance its broker and customer experience. This initiative not only solidifies Tego’s reputation for innovation but also expands ChainThat’s presence in the Australian InsurTech market.

Tego currently writes over $50m in annual gross written premium, underpinned by its focus on technology and service excellence. This launch reaffirms its commitment to maintaining a leadership position in healthcare underwriting.

“This launch represents more than a technology upgrade — it’s a major step forward in how we support healthcare entities across Australia,” Tego CEO Eric Lowenstein said.

“By digitising the policy lifecycle, we’re delivering faster, more consistent experiences to our brokers and customers — and giving our team the tools to adapt, scale and innovate. ChainThat’s BPA platform is enabling us to move faster, with greater control over products, pricing, and service delivery.”

“It’s fantastic to see Tego’s Professional Indemnity product go live on BPA,” ChainThat CEO Vikas Acharya said. “We’re proud to support their forward-thinking approach to underwriting. Tego’s healthcare specialism demands agility, and BPA is purpose-built to deliver just that — accelerating operations and empowering teams to respond quickly to a changing market.”

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