Ex-Covéa boss Cooter joins InsurTech Quotall

Simon Cooter

Cooter, who left Covéa in April 2019, said the appointment would allow him to “try something different”.

Simon Cooter has joined Quotall as a strategic advisor, following his exit from Covéa in April 2019.

The e-trading InsurTech said Cooter would support the direction and strategic vision of the firm.

Quotall, established in 2010, offers an e-trading platform that allows customers to quote, buy, and manage insurance products.

It also provides consultancy and marketing services to insurance distributors.

Appointment
Simon Ball, CEO at Quotall, commented: “We are delighted to welcome Simon on

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