The collaboration delivers unparalleled real-time risk insights, actionable aviation risk data, and exposure management tools
Posted on: 2 May 2025
Insurwave, the London-based insurtech platform for specialty insurance, announces today its strategic partnership with Osprey Flight Solutions, a global specialist in aviation risk management. Together, the two companies aim to redefine standards for aviation insurance and risk management through an integrated, technology-driven offering.
With geopolitical tensions and evolving aviation risks creating new challenges for insurers, this partnership is timely. By combining Osprey’s actionable aviation risk data with Insurwave’s real-time data aggregation and visualisation technology, underwriters, risk managers, and brokers will gain access to a comprehensive view of aviation security risks and exposure data—all within a single platform.
Richard Archer, Chief Strategy Officer of Insurwave, stated: “In today’s dynamic aviation landscape, staying ahead of risks is critical. Our partnership with Osprey Flight Solutions underscores our commitment to equipping insurance professionals with tools that provide unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in assessing and managing risk. Together, we’re setting new benchmarks for the aviation insurance market.”
Andrew Nicholson, Chief Executive Officer of Osprey Flight Solutions, added: “This partnership represents a significant step forward in aviation risk management. By combining Osprey’s ability to deliver precise, actionable aviation risk data with Insurwave’s industry-leading insurance platform, we are creating a game-changing capability. Together, we empower our clients to navigate the ever-evolving array of aviation security risks with confidence, clarity, and efficiency, enhancing the safety and security of global flight operations.”
The collaboration leverages both companies’ strengths to address industry challenges such as misidentification of aircraft in conflict zones, regulatory changes, and evolving geopolitical risks. Recent case studies, such as the analysis of aviation incidents over Russia, highlight the critical need for accurate and timely risk assessment tools, which this partnership is designed to deliver.
