Keylane Life & Pension's 2023 annual report unveils a remarkable year of strategic investments and robust growth. Over the past two years, Keylane Life & Pension invested €14 million in our standard SaaS platform Plexus, developed for the life and pension industry. This strategic move not only increased revenue but also delivered substantial value to our customers. Today, Plexus supports approximately 10 million policyholders across pension companies, funds, and BPOs in the Netherlands and Denmark, powered by a team of more than 280 professionals. Leon de Looff, CEO of Keylane Life & Pension, shares, "This achievement underscores our commitment to excellence and innovation. We're proud of our team's dedication and the strategic positioning of Plexus as our international platform." A big thank you to our customers for their trust and collaboration. Together, we are driving transformation in the life and pension industry through technology. Read more here: 2023 annual report: https://lnkd.in/d8mfFQ9a Our remarkable results were also covered by the media. For more details, check out the articles in the Danish news outlet FinansWatch (subscription required): Pensionsleverandør lander overskud trods store investeringer i dansk produkt: https://lnkd.in/dBcEX8qb Leverandør til pensionssektoren vil forny dansk fokus efter år med bedetæpperne vendt mod Holland: https://lnkd.in/dm9btxp2
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