Solace Global Risk advances AI capabilities

Risk management consultancy, Solace Global Risk, is advancing its artificial intelligence capabilities with its acquisition of AI platform provider, Nuraling.

CEO and founder of Dorset-based Solace Global Risk, David Peach, said the acquisition creates a more dynamic offering that combines AI precision with human expertise.

"Welcoming Nuraling and Leon (Storey) to Solace Global represents an important step in our commitment to innovation and excellence," he commented. "By integrating Nuraling’s technology, we are positioning Solace Global Risk and the wider group to remain at the forefront of the industry, enabling us to support our clients with intuitive, secure and reliable solutions. This acquisition aligns with our core mission to protect people and assets, ensuring peace of mind for organisations navigating challenging risk landscapes."

Founder and head of AI at Nuraling, Leon Storey added: “Nuraling’s strategic roadmap for 2025 will see its technologies applied to bolster Solace Global Risk’s offerings through targeted use cases. This will enhance client confidence in both routine operations and high-stakes scenarios, supporting Solace’s promise of going further to deliver personal, agile and technology-driven solutions.”



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