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Insurance Technologies Changes Name to Hexure

By Anton Grant · 1 November 2022

Insurance Technologies Changes Name to Hexure | Fintech Finance
Insurance Technologies, LLC, a provider of sales and regulatory automation solutions for the life and annuity industry, announced today its new company brand Hexure to enable sharper strategic focus on leading the insurance, financial services and wealth management industries. The name is derived from two powerful elements—hex and ure. Hex signifies strength and stability. [S]ure represents the legacy of Insurance Technologies’ extensive history in insurance. As part of the name change, the company has released a new company logo and launched its new company website. “We are modernizing our company to deliver to the industry and our clients powerful digital sales automation solutions that enable efficient digital workflows and sales experiences,” said Laird Rixford, CEO, Hexure. “The new name brings together the four tenets at the heart of who we are as a company. Our proven commitment as a technology partner. The strength of our digital solutions and team expertise. Our dedication to client services. Our vision for the future and desire to lead the industry forward.” For the past two years, Hexure (formerly Insurance Technologies) has been investing in its growth, and expanding into new lines of business with the acquisitions of IXN (2021) and MyMedicareBot (2022). In addition, the company is continuing to invest in organizational growth and product enhancement and expansion. This new brand aligns with the company’s position as a provider of both insurance and wealth management solutions. “The team here at Hexure is excited for this new chapter in the company’s journey, and we look forward to the future ahead,” said Rixford. “While we have a new name and look, our clients can continue to count on our dedication as a partner in their efforts to grow their sales, along with continued product innovation that solves their unique business needs.”

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