Kingsbridge picks up UK InsurTech Dinghy
Kingsbridge Group has bought digital freelancer insurance platform, Dinghy.
The UK-based InsurTech is an on-demand insurance platform for freelance professionals, offering flexible insurance policies.
Dinghy provides professional indemnity...
Aureus Analytics secures $3.1m to aid geographic expansion
Aureus Analytics, a provider of AI-powered predictive analytics platform for the insurance space, has raised $3.1m in funding.
Of the capital injection, $750,000 was supplied...
Arceo.ai launches to support cyber insurance and protection
San Francisco-based Arceo.ai has launched a new cyber resilience solution designed to automate and bolster cyber insurance.
Digit Insurance secures $44m to support launch of new insurance policies
India-based InsurTech startup Digit Insurance has secured $44m in its second round of funding.
Lemonade closes Series D on $300m
Online insurance company Lemonade has closed its Series D on $300m, with SoftBank Group leading the round.
Ventiv launches new legal management solution for claim managers
Risk, insurance and claims management solution builder Ventiv Technology has released its new legal management solution.
Avail Finance said to close $9m Series A
India-based employee financial health app Avail Finance has reportedly raised $9m in its Series A round.
Matrix Partners India, an early-stage investment firm, led the...
Setoo to offer UK consumers improved travel insurance via Omio partnership
Personalised insurance platform Setoo will improve its travel insurance offering in the UK through new partnership with European booking platform Omio.
The deal will let...
Will increasing InsurTech valuations hinder subsequent funding?
High InsurTech valuations are starting to outweigh the performance of businesses, according to Eos Venture Partners investment director James Tootell in a research interview with FinTech Global.
Outdated enterprise software is raising insurance premiums for consumers
Insurance companies need to improve their enterprise software or premiums will rise for consumers, according to Luther Systems co-founder & CEO Hossein Kakavand in a research interview with FinTech Global.