Corgi and Silicon Valley Bank Partner to Offer Digital Insurance Access for Startups

Jun 18, 2026
Corgi Insurance and Silicon Valley Bank have announced a partnership to provide SVB clients with direct access to Corgi's digital insurance and risk management platform, supporting startups and technology companies.

Corgi and Silicon Valley Bank announced in a press release a partnership to provide SVB clients with streamlined access to Corgi's digital insurance products and risk management solutions. The collaboration aims to simplify how startups and technology companies obtain coverage as they scale operations.

Through the partnership, Silicon Valley Bank clients can access business insurance tailored to sectors such as technology, AI, SaaS, fintech, and healthcare. Corgi’s platform uses AI based underwriting to offer simpler applications and pricing customized to each business, with coverage available directly to SVB clients.

Corgi provides a range of commercial insurance products designed for high growth businesses. The company combines automation and specialized underwriting to support startups in meeting enterprise requirements and managing operational risk more efficiently.

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