Corgi Insurance, the AI-native, full-stack insurance carrier, announced the launch of Corgi Re, a reinsurance platform designed to bring modern underwriting technology, speed and operational efficiency to the reinsurance market.

Reinsurance is the financial backbone of the insurance industry, allowing primary insurers to transfer portions of their risk to reinsurers and maintain the capital and capacity needed to pay claims. Yet much of the market continues to rely on longstanding relationships, manual processes, spreadsheets and lengthy underwriting cycles.

Corgi Re brings Corgi's technology-driven approach to a market where understanding risk, deploying capital and moving quickly are increasingly important.

"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. "The foundation of reinsurance is trust. Technology can make the process faster and more efficient, but it doesn't replace that trust. Corgi Re is being built around both."

Corgi Re combines Corgi's underwriting technology and lean operating model with the institutional expertise and relationships required to operate in reinsurance.

"There is an enormous opportunity to modernize the way reinsurance is underwritten without losing what makes the market work," said Eisemann. "The goal isn't to take the relationships out of reinsurance. It's to give the people on both sides better tools, better data and a faster way to make informed decisions."

The launch expands Corgi's role across the insurance ecosystem. Corgi initially built its business around providing insurance directly to modern companies, including startups and technology businesses. With Corgi Re, the company is expanding upstream to help provide capacity and risk management solutions to insurance companies themselves.

Corgi Re will operate within Corgi's broader regulated insurance infrastructure, maintaining the company's emphasis on regulatory compliance, underwriting discipline and responsible risk management.