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AI Could Convince Regulators to Relax Insurance Underwriting Rules
Summary: In Canadian Underwriter, Daisy CEO Gary Saarevirta says AI could be a way for auto insurers to convince regulators to change the rules around the limitations on underwriting. Artificial intelligence may be able to help auto insurers convince regulators to...
Daisy Intelligence Listed as One of Canada’s Fastest Growing Companies
Toronto, September 27, 2019 - Daisy Intelligence has been recognized by the Report on Business as one of Canada's top growing companies, ranking 39th with three-year growth of 1,311%. Over the past three years, Daisy has rapidly grown by attracting customers around...
Daisy Intelligence Raises $10M to Scale Its AI Platform Solution
Series A investment round led by Framework Venture Partners and partnered by Sonae IM TORONTO – September 20, 2019 – Daisy Intelligence today announced that it has raised $10 million in Series A financing led by Framework Venture Partners and partnered by...
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Daisy is a disruptive force that’s challenging the way businesses have been using their data and our brand is designed to reflect that. We love our brand and we like to try and keep it consistent.
To make it easy, we’ve put together a package for anyone working with the Daisy brand. It contains all the parts of our brand identity system – logos, colour, and typography. For rules about how to use them, check out our brand guide.
The Daisy Logo
There are two Daisy logos, black and knock-out. The black version should be used most often. If this isn’t possible, use the knock-out version. We prefer that the logos carry the wordmark. If it becomes illegible, use the standalone version.
Brand Guidelines
The majority of our communication appears on white, black or full colour imagery.
Sometimes, we need to use other colours to easily differentiate titles or call-outs. This is where the secondary colour palette can be applied. Remember that these are to be used only as accent colours.
