Green Cabbage Announces the Launch of the F&I (Finance & Insurance) Market Data Spend Cube

New Spend Cube Enables Global Companies to Negotiate Smarter Deals with F&I Suppliers

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Green Cabbage, the leading procurement intelligence partner for 2,600+ organizations across North America, EMEA, APAC, and LATAM, today announced the launch of its F&I (Finance & Insurance) Market Data Spend Cube.

The F&I Spend Cube arms finance, procurement, and legal teams with independent market intelligence to identify spending patterns, eliminate overpayment, and unlock negotiation leverage across three critical spend categories: Market Data & Information Aggregators, Insurance & Financial Services Technology, and Financial Services Operations & Analytics.

"This is what speed and client value looks like," says Eric Cunningham, CEO of Green Cabbage. "Our clients asked for this, and it went directly into product in weeks, not quarters. This is a massive opportunity for CFOs. Finance & Insurance is one of the largest, most opaque spend categories on their balance sheet, and most have zero visibility into whether they're getting market rates. The F&I Market Data Spend Cube represents Green Cabbage moving at the pace our clients expect: fast, focused, and ready to help finance and procurement teams unlock real value and negotiate from a position of market strength."

The F&I Market Data Spend Cube provides deep benchmarking across three strategic procurement categories:

Market Data & Information Aggregators

Capital markets data, industry research, macroeconomic intelligence, and alternative data platforms represent significant annual commitments for many organizations. The F&I Market Data Spend Cube benchmarks data license fees, identifies overlapping subscriptions across trading, research, and analytics functions, and evaluates supplier pricing against actual utilization.

Insurance & Financial Services Technology

Policy administration systems, wealth management platforms, mortgage origination tools, and trading order management systems are mission-critical and often poorly managed. The F&I Market Data Spend Cube evaluates platform licensing fees, identifies consolidation opportunities, compares total cost of ownership across competing solutions, and surfaces pricing gaps relative to transaction volume and user adoption.

Financial Services Operations & Analytics

Credit data, KYC/AML compliance platforms, actuarial and risk analytics, and collateral valuation services are essential operational tools. The F&I Market Data Spend Cube benchmarks operational data costs by volume and service tier, evaluates compliance platform fees against regulatory requirements, and identifies overlapping analytics platform subscriptions across business units.

According to Don Addington and Jim Florentine, key Executive Advisory Board members at Green Cabbage, "Our EAB represents some of the largest companies in the world, and all are seeing the same challenge: procurement and finance teams negotiating blind, renewing policy administration platforms because they don't understand competitive alternatives, or overpaying for various data sources because they have no market reference point. This gives finance leaders the visibility and control they need to identify millions in hidden value, benchmark their actual F&I costs against peers, and drive meaningful bottom-line impact. The F&I Market Data Spend Cube closes that gap overnight."

The F&I Market Data Spend Cube enables companies to:

• Benchmark capital markets and alternative data subscriptions against peer institutional spend and usage volume
• Identify and eliminate redundant platform licenses across finance, treasury, wealth management, and operations
• Evaluate technology platform costs on a total-cost-of-ownership basis, including implementation, integrations, and support
• Assess operational data and analytics platform contracts for scope creep and renegotiation opportunities
• Negotiate data redistribution rights, user seat terms, and enterprise license structures with concrete market leverage

About Green Cabbage

Green Cabbage, Inc. is the global leader in procurement intelligence, addressing AI, Technology, Third-Party Labor, Marketing, Travel & Expense, MRO, Employee Benefits, and Finance & Insurance spend through our Harvest Platform. Green Cabbage delivers real, tangible outcomes with market, commercial, and supplier intelligence in as little as 24 hours. Green Cabbage services 2600+ clients globally in enterprise, mid-market, private equity, and consulting firms on pricing strategy and licensing to negotiation, audit defense, legal advisory, training, and more.

For more information about Green Cabbage's Finance & Insurance Spend Cube, contact Seth Benson at seth.benson@greencabbage.com or visit www.greencabbage.com.

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Green Cabbage Announces the Launch of the F&I (Finance & Insurance) Market Data Spend Cube

DUBAI, UAE, Aug. 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA),  the global non-profit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to leveraging blockchain for societal impact, took part in the Mauritius Internet Governance Forum, founded by the Halley Movement, contributing perspectives on how blockchain and emerging technologies can support an inclusive, secure, and trustworthy digital future for small island developing states (SIDS).

The Mauritius Internet Governance Forum, recognised by the United Nations IGF Secretariat as a national IGF, convenes government, industry, academia, civil society, and youth in multistakeholder dialogue on the future of internet governance. This year's engagement centred on the themes of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital trust.

Representing BGA, Director of Global Affairs Glenn Tan delivered a keynote on harnessing artificial intelligence and blockchain for sustainable development in Mauritius, examining how these technologies can serve as trust infrastructure for the digital economy and enhance the governance and security frameworks that underpin public confidence in technology. The BGA delegation was joined by Mykolas Majauskas, Global Head of Policy at Bybit, who spoke on how strategic partnerships can mobilise commitment to Mauritius's digital future.

Engaging with Mauritius' Government Leadership

During the Forum, BGA and Bybit had the honour of meeting His Excellency Mr Jean Yvan Robert Hungley, G.O.S.K, Vice President of the Republic of Mauritius; the Honourable Dr Avinash Ramtohul, Minister of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation; and the Honourable Raj Pentiah, Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reforms, to exchange views on Mauritius's digital ambitions and the role emerging technology can play in advancing them.

"Sound policy and responsible innovation must advance together," said Mykolas Majauskas, Global Head of Policy at Bybit. "Forums like this one are where that alignment begins, bringing regulators, industry, and civil society into the same conversation. We are proud to support Mauritius and the wider region as they build the frameworks for a secure and inclusive digital economy and look forward to the value that Bybit will bring to the country."

"For small island states, questions of digital identity, inclusion, and cybersecurity are not abstract; they are foundational to sustainable development," said Glenn Tan, Director of Global Affairs at the Blockchain for Good Alliance. "Mauritius has long understood that being small is not the same as being peripheral. The right technology, governed well, can allow a small nation to rise as a global leader of emerging technologies."

"The Mauritius Internet Governance Forum has always been about bringing every stakeholder to the table as equals, from government, industry, academia, civil society, and our youth," said Mahendranath Busgopaul, Secretary-General of the Halley Movement and Founder of the Mauritius Internet Governance Forum. "This year, we are delighted to welcome partners such as the Blockchain for Good Alliance and Bybit into this dialogue. For Mauritius, an inclusive and trustworthy digital future is essential, and it is built through exactly these types of collaborations."

BGA's participation in the Mauritius Internet Governance Forum reflects its commitment to engaging with the SIDS community and supporting a digital future built on inclusion, security, and trust.

#Bybit / #BGA

About Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA)

The Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) is a global nonprofit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to advancing blockchain as a tool to address real-world problems. By convening leaders, innovators, and organisations from across the blockchain industry, BGA seeks to drive innovation, collaboration and action toward a more sustainable and equitable world.

For more information:
Email: hello@chainforgood.org
Website: www.chainforgood.org 
Twitter: www.x.com/chainforgood
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchainforgoodalliance/

About Halley Movement & Mauritius IGF

Halley Movement is a coalition of charitable organisations working for the welfare of children and family in Mauritius and in the southern African region. Founder of the Mauritius IGF, a UN-recognised initiative that fosters policy dialogue among stakeholders on issues of Internet governance. It offers a unique space for an amazing range of people to share information and develop solutions on key Internet issues.

For more information:
Website: www.halleymovement.org/ | mauritius.intgovforum.org/

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Blockchain for Good Alliance and Bybit Join the Mauritius Internet Governance Forum to Advance Digital Trust for Small Island States