Carbon Underwriting Ltd

08/21/2025 | Press release | Archived content

Google Cloud showcase Graphene as one of its success stories: Scaling from £15m to £300m in five years

We are proud to announce that Google Cloud have selected our Graphene Platform to showcase as one of their success stories.

At Carbon, we set out to transform Delegated Authority underwriting by putting technology at the heart of everything we do. In a market that still relies heavily on spreadsheets and siloed processes, we knew that real change would require not just digitisation, but a complete rethinking of how data flows across the underwriting value chain.

‍That's why we built Graphene: our proprietary data platform designed to deliver real-time insights, automate underwriting workflows, and unlock true transparency for all stakeholders. Powered by Google Cloud, Graphene Insights enables us to consolidate, cleanse and analyse data at scale, providing live dashboards and predictive analytics that help our underwriters and our coverholder partners make smarter decisions, faster. Meanwhile, Graphene Studio empowers our team to manage and transform complex data sets without code, dramatically improving operational efficiency and auditability.

These tools have been pivotal in scaling our business from £15M to over £300M in GWP in just five years, all while staying lean, agile and focused on innovation. By making data faster, cleaner and more accessible across the Delegated Authority ecosystem, Graphene is helping to transform the accuracy, transparency and efficiency of DA underwriting for the global coverholder market.

View the full Google Cloud case study here: https://cloud.google.com/customers/carbon-underwriting?e=48754805

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Navdeep Dhuti (far right) with Mark Oldroyd & Fergus Cooney (Carbon) and Katarina Homindova (Google Cloud)

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