US broker software giant Applied Systems is to withdraw its Epic solution from the UK broker market, Insurance Age can exclusively reveal.
The move comes just 18 months after CEO Taylor Rhodes told Insurance Age: “We have taken more [UK market] share in the first nine months of the year than we have taken in the last four years combined. We are starting to pick up steam.”
Months earlier Applied Systems Europe CEO Tom Needs told Insurance Age the firm would reach the milestone of 100 brokers on its Epic platform by the end of 2023, as it looked to replicate its market position in the US and Canada where it is the leading broker
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