Acturis passes Biba software house review

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Theo Duchen hails track record of resilience and investment in infrastructure.

Acturis has confirmed that it has passed the British Insurance Brokers’ Association’s (Biba) Broker Supplier Resilience Review.

The assessment was carried out by the NCC Group.

The review of software houses was triggered after the outage at SSP in August last year which affected hundreds of brokers and left many unable to work normally for weeks.

Theo Duchen, co-CEO of Acturis commented: “Being a Software as a Service provider from day one, Acturis have always held system resilience as one of

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