Seyna, the Paris-based InsurTech building insurance products and technology tailored for brokers, has raised €10M in a round led by 115K, the venture arm of La Banque Postale.
Existing backers White Star Capital and Elaia also participated, bringing Seyna’s total funding to €57M.
From niche InsurTech to scaling insurer
Founded in 2019, Seyna set out to reimagine insurance distribution by giving brokers not just products, but also the tech stack to design, sell, and manage them efficiently. The company has grown its Gross Written Premiums (GWP) to €91M in 2024 and expects to surpass €125M in 2025. Today, it works with more than 100 brokers across five countries, serving nearly two million policyholders.
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Where the capital will go
The fresh funding will accelerate three priorities:
- Supporting brokers’ growth – backing international expansion into markets like Germany, Spain, and Poland, while boosting resilience and profitability.
- AI-driven efficiency – investing in automation for pricing, data processing, legal work, and portfolio monitoring, positioning the company as leaner than traditional peers.
- Solvency strength – ensuring the company can absorb growing premium volumes without compromising financial stability.
“We’re building a real insurer under the same constraints as legacy peers, but with technology and AI embedded at the core. That lets us automate operations others still manage manually,” said Jean Nicolini, CFO & CRO of Seyna.
Building the backbone for brokers
CEO Stephen Leguillon emphasized that Seyna’s tech-first infrastructure lets brokers launch tailored products quickly, without increasing risk exposure:
“This acceleration confirms the market’s belief in Seyna’s value proposition. With this round, we can scale growth in a controlled way while remaining brokers’ first choice.”
115K’s Armelle de Tinguy highlighted why the investor backed the company:
“Seyna’s deep knowledge of the brokerage model, combined with its ability to move fast within strict regulation, makes it a rare and valuable player in the insurance space.”
With fresh capital and momentum, the company is positioning itself as the go-to infrastructure provider for insurance brokers across Europe.
