Key global InsurTech investment stats in 2025:
- Global InsurTech funding declined by 20% YoY
- US firms secured six of the top 10 InsurTech deals to reinforce the country’ position as the main InsurTech hub globally
- Quantexa, a global AI, data and analytics software company pioneering Decision Intelligence solutions, headed the global InsurTech deal rankings in 2025 with a $175m Series F funding round
Global InsurTech funding declined by 20% YoY
In 2025, the global InsurTech sector recorded 201 transactions, representing a marginal decline of 2% from the 205 deals completed in 2024.
Total investment fell more noticeably, with funding decreasing to $3.4bn in 2025 from $4.2bn in 2024, reflecting a 20% drop in capital raised.
While deal activity remained relatively stable year on year, the sharper reduction in funding indicates more cautious deal sizes and a continued recalibration of investor risk appetite across the InsurTech market.
US firms secured six of the top 10 InsurTech deals to reinforce the country’ position as the main InsurTech hub globally
The top 10 deals in 2025 continued to be led by the US, which increased its share from five deals in 2024 to six in 2025, reinforcing its dominant position.
The UK maintained a consistent presence with one top deal in both periods.
New entrants in 2025 included Thailand, Bermuda and Germany, each securing one top deal.
In contrast, France and Australia, which together accounted for four top deals in 2024, were absent from the 2025 ranking, highlighting a shift in the geographic distribution of the largest InsurTech transactions.
Quantexa, a global AI, data and analytics software company pioneering Decision Intelligence solutions, headed the global InsurTech deal rankings in 2025 with a $175m Series F funding round
The round was led by Teachers’ Venture Growth, part of the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
The investment valued the UK-based company at $2.6bn and will support its ongoing platform innovation, strategic expansion into North America, and pursuit of targeted acquisitions.
With a Decision Intelligence platform designed to unify siloed data and enhance operational decision-making across sectors such as financial crime, risk, fraud, and KYC, Quantexa has seen rapid growth, adding 23 new customers in 2024 and achieving nearly 40% licence revenue growth.
The funding will also accelerate partnerships, including its AI-powered offerings through Microsoft Fabric and Azure Marketplace, while enabling deeper public sector engagement as the company expands its footprint of 16 offices and more than 800 employees globally.
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