ClusterSeven signs up MAP

Managing Agency Partners (MAP) has become the latest insurer to sign up to ClusterSeven’s solution for governance and insight into unstructured financial data.

MAP is the fourth Lloyd’s insurance firm to implement ClusterSeven’s spreadsheet management solution. Canopius Managing Agents also recently signed up to its ESM software.

Adrian Duggleby, head of IT at MAP, says: “Data quality and control have become critical to risk management in the current business environment. Spreadsheets lie at the heart of an insurance firm’s business and as such insurers need solutions to manage, control and authenticate their key spreadsheet files. ClusterSeven’s product and service capability are exactly what we needed to keep MAP at the forefront of best-practice operational risk management.”

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