Thimble selects WTW Radar Live to scale pricing

WTW, a global insurance advisory and broking group, has been selected by digital MGA Thimble to deploy Radar Live to modernise and scale its commercial lines pricing capabilities.

WTW, a global insurance advisory and broking group, has been selected by digital MGA Thimble to deploy Radar Live to modernise and scale its commercial lines pricing capabilities.

The platform will support Thimble’s short-term liability insurance products, enabling faster rate deployment, real-time responses to market changes and improved pricing governance as the business expands.

Radar Live combines price-delivery and decision-engine technology, allowing insurers and MGAs to analyse multiple data sources and machine learning models within a single pricing environment.

WTW worked with Thimble to enhance its proprietary technology and build a pricing engine designed to support rapid growth for the digital-first insurer. Following implementation, Thimble’s pricing team can now manage rate updates and pricing decisions directly within the system.

Farah Ismail, Head of Commercial Lines, North America, Insurance Consulting and Technology, WTW, said, “Thimble is a best-in-class digital platform for small businesses, and we are pleased to support its growth with Radar Live. Our pricing technology enables faster responses to market change, real-time risk assessment, and stronger governance – helping them improve margins while delivering better outcomes for customers.”

Ian Westerman, President, Thimble, said, “As a fast-growing digital MGA, we need a pricing platform that could scale with our business. Radar Live from WTW provides the reliability, governance, and flexibility required to reduce the time and cost of rate implementation, improve speed to market, and ultimately deliver better outcomes for our customers.”

Ismail added, “This collaboration continues our commitment to developing leading-edge software that is relevant, accessible, and affordable. As the sector undergoes massive digital disruption, small and large intermediaries continue to license Radar as they explore new technologies, in tandem with deep industry expertise, that enable their operations to migrate to connected, flexible, and agile systems to thrive in the digital age.”

WTW said the collaboration reflects increasing demand for advanced pricing infrastructure as insurers and MGAs seek greater speed, automation and data-driven decision-making in commercial insurance markets.

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