DXC Technology completed a full migration of more than two million property‑and‑casualty policies for Brethren Mutual on Sunday, November 16, 2025, with the insurer fully operational again on Monday, November 17. The weekend effort transferred ten years of policy data and integrated the Assure Claims and Billing modules into the Assure P&C Policy platform, creating a unified, API‑first architecture that will enable Brethren Mutual to accelerate product development and improve agent and customer experiences.
The rapid, low‑disruption migration demonstrates DXC’s ability to execute large‑scale legacy transformations, a key selling point for its Assure suite. By preserving Brethren Mutual’s heritage technology while modernizing core processes, the move aligns with industry trends toward digital transformation and AI‑enabled policy management.
Brethren Mutual, an A‑rated insurer serving Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Delaware, and Washington D.C., has historically relied on legacy systems. The transition to DXC’s Assure platform positions it to modernize core operations while maintaining continuity, thereby reducing risk and opening the door to future innovations.
DXC’s Q2 FY2026 results, released on October 30, 2025, showed earnings per share of $0.84 versus consensus of $0.70—a beat of $0.14 driven by disciplined cost management and higher margin from the Assure platform. Revenue of $3.16 billion fell slightly below the $3.17 billion expectation, reflecting a modest decline in some legacy service segments but offset by growth in new digital offerings.
Management highlighted the migration as a milestone that underscores DXC’s strategy to expand its insurance footprint. CIO Robin Schroyer noted that the partnership has improved processing efficiencies and opened the door to AI‑driven enhancements. DXC President Ray August emphasized that the successful deployment demonstrates the scalability of its Assure solutions and reinforces confidence in its growth trajectory.
The migration is part of a broader trend in the insurance sector, where insurers are investing in API‑first platforms to reduce time‑to‑market and improve customer engagement. DXC’s ability to deliver such transformations quickly positions it to win additional contracts in the mid‑Atlantic and beyond, potentially driving future revenue growth in the insurance software segment.
The announcement aligns with DXC’s recent earnings beat and supports its broader strategy to capture additional insurance contracts, reinforcing the company’s position as a leading provider of digital transformation solutions for the industry.
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