Helvetia Baloise, the largest multi-line insurer in Switzerland, today announced it has become a member of ACORD, the global standards-setting body for the insurance industry. Helvetia Baloise will be a member of ACORD’s Global Reinsurance & Large Commercial (GRLC) Carrier program. This marks another significant milestone for greater leverage of standardized data exchange across insurance markets.
“Joining ACORD is a natural step in our journey to become a more connected and customer-centric insurer,” said Cyril Cossé, CTO of Helvetia Specialty Lines CH & International. “This partnership strengthens our ability to innovate at scale, improve data-driven decision-making, and deliver seamless experiences across markets.”
Helvetia Baloise’s ACORD membership underscores its commitment to operational excellence and digital transformation. By implementing ACORD Data Standards, which define how insurance data should be structured and shared, Helvetia Baloise will further optimize processes across the lifecycle of a specialty or reinsurance transaction – from placement to accounting and claims – enabling more efficient and accurate data exchange.
“We are thrilled to welcome Helvetia Baloise to the ACORD GRLC community,” said Tim Ellis, Managing Director UK, ACORD. “This partnership reflects our shared vision for more connected and efficient insurance markets across Europe and beyond.”
With over 13 million customers worldwide and a business volume of CHF 20 billion, Helvetia Baloise will be able to leverage ACORD Data Standards to streamline its operations and improve services on a global scale. Operating across Switzerland, Spain, Germany, Italy, Austria, the UK, France, Lichtenstein, Singapore and Miami, Helvetia Baloise will further advance adoption of ACORD GRLC Standards across key European markets, helping to drive efficiency throughout the global insurance ecosystem.
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