New York – September 07, 2026 -- Corgi Insurance, an AI-native, full-stack insurance carrier, has launched Corgi Re, a reinsurance platform aimed at replacing manual underwriting cycles with technology-driven risk assessment and faster capital deployment.
Corgi Re targets a reinsurance market still reliant on spreadsheets and decades-old relationships
Reinsurance allows primary insurers to transfer portions of risk to reinsurers, preserving the capital and capacity needed to pay claims. Corgi Insurance said much of the sector still depends on longstanding relationships and lengthy manual underwriting processes rather than modern data infrastructure.
Corgi expands upstream from direct insurance into capacity provision for insurers
Corgi originally built its business supplying insurance directly to startups and technology companies. With Corgi Re, the company moves upstream to provide capacity and risk management solutions to insurance carriers themselves, broadening its role across the insurance ecosystem.
Executive says technology cannot replace trust, only speed decision-making
"Reinsurance is one of the hardest markets to enter for a reason. Carriers are handing you part of their risk, and those relationships are typically built over decades, not overnight," said Jeremy Eisemann, Head of Government Affairs & Deputy General Counsel at Corgi Insurance. He added that the platform is designed to give underwriters on both sides better tools and data without removing the relationship-driven foundation of the market.
Platform will operate inside Corgi's existing regulated insurance infrastructure
Corgi Re will function within Corgi's broader regulated infrastructure, maintaining the company's stated emphasis on regulatory compliance, underwriting discipline and risk management. Corgi Insurance has raised over $378 million and operates offices in San Francisco, New York, London, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Dallas and Chicago.