Jean-Baptiste Limare, CEO and co-founder of Korint, was interviewed by the French trade publication La Tribune de l’Assurance. On the agenda: how Korint started, its “make and buy” approach, and his reading of AI’s arrival in insurance.
Key takeaways
- Where it started: at Admiral, he had to rebuild a bespoke management tool four times in seven years. Korint was founded in 2022 to launch new P&C portfolios fast.
- Make and buy: a modular suite, from underwriting to claims, that plugs in on top of or next to existing systems rather than replacing them.
- AI is about context: the language model is the commodity part; the real challenge is embedding the agent in very specific business processes. On one document module, Korint measures 20% faster underwriting and 15% higher conversion.
- A market that’s tipping: over 75% of Korint’s pipeline now talks about AI, up from 0% eighteen months ago.
- A sovereignty question: tech takes a growing share of premiums. If that value leaves Europe, so does the know-how to design insurance products.
Read the full interview in La Tribune de l’Assurance (in French)