TechCrunch explored the changing state of the insurtech market last week, diving into category wins and losses from recent quarters and what’s ahead for the sector this year. Insurtech companies had a ...
As the insurtech industry enters what’s being called its “second wave,” industry executives are suggesting companies target five key areas to scale their businesses and sustain growth. “If you think ...
There were two markets for insurtech startups in 2021: one welcoming and one dismissive. Private market investors poured capital into promising insurtech startups, while the public markets sent the ...
A travel insurance survey reveals that global consumers are dissatisfied with the customer travel insurance experience – from service offerings, claims, and COVID-19 related insurance perspectives.
From the “drought” in dealmaking to another solid year for early-stage firms, CBInsights has shared industry trends that are now transforming the global Insurtech sector. The research study from ...
Insurtech dealmaking is now said to be consolidating, reportedly marked by relatively fewer investors and startups in recent quarters. This, according to an update from CB Insights which noted that ...
The insurtech sector has grown rapidly in recent years, with a number of startups launching new products and making it easier for consumers to buy insurance. Many of these are products of startup ...
Artificial intelligence, distributed ledger technologies, novel biomarkers of aging and longevity, internet of things; all of these technologies are rapidly evolving, converging and giving raise to ...
By Julio Pernía Aznar, CEO of Bdeo, a technology company that provides visual intelligence for motor vehicle and home insurers. The past two years have been incredibly challenging for the insurance ...
Last week, regulator IRDAI allowed general insurance companies to introduce a new motor insurance product which will have tech-enabled ‘Pay As You Drive’ and ‘Pay How You Drive Features’ Industry ...
Once upon a time, business owners aiming to insure their operations would first seek to protect their factories from physical damage, so as to safeguard against theft, vandalism or natural disaster.
Every year, TrueBridge analyzes the Next Billion-Dollar Startups to spotlight the trends shaping the next wave of industry disruptors. Last year, we discussed how the convenience and innovation of ...
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