Paris, March 14th, 2025 – At Cartan Trade’s office, our Board of Directors met to review our transformation and our ability to accelerate the deployment of our 3D strategy: Drive, Disrupt & Develop.The Board members have validated our strategic directions and reaffirmed their confidence in our project. As part of this momentum, we are strengthening our leadership team with key appointments to accelerate our growth and successfully execute our strategy: Florence TITIN-SNAIDER joins our team as Chief Business Officer, becoming part of Cartan Trade’s Executive Committee. With 15 years ofSEE DETAILS <span class="more-li...

Paris, November 27, 2024 – Cartan Trade, the insurtech specializing in credit insurance, announces solid results for 2024 and unveils its strategy for the period 2025-2027, while adapting its Executive Committee.2024 PerformanceIn line with its objectives, Cartan Trade’s results meet expectations in all its markets (France, UK, Benelux, Italy) both in terms of gross written premiums (GWP) and the claims/premiums ratio (Loss Ratio).The company’s portfolio now includes nearly 300 clients, divided into 38% global policies, 34% Top up and 28% Single Risk, with a total commitment of €10 billion, reflectingSEE DETAILS <span class="more-link-hover-image...

Note from Christophe Pennellier, Senior VP & Chief Risk Officer at Cartan Trade, the insurtech democratising credit insurance, particularly for SMEs in Europe. Cartan Trade stands out with its innovative and digitalized approach, offering modern and tailored solutions for businesses of all sizes. The company provides daily insights to European decision-makers, supporting and securing their business.With over 30 years of experience, Christophe Pennellier plays a key role in risk management, contributing to Cartan Trade’s mission of making credit insurance more accessible and effective.Today, Christophe shares his enlightened view on the currentSEE DETAILS <span class="more-link-imag...

The construction sector is a cornerstone of the EU economy. It contributes around 9% of the EU’s GDP and provides direct employment to 18 million people and indirectly supports 24.2 million jobs. This sector in the EU is made up of approximately 5.3 million businesses, with over 99% of them being small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This highlights its significant role in driving economic growth and providing employment opportunities across Europe. But, its impact extends beyond economics, addressing critical social, climate, and energy challenges.KEY CHALLENGES FACING THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR IN EUROPE.ImprovingSEE DETAILS </s...