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Funding Rounds

InsurTech startup ELEMENT nets an additional €10m for its Series A...

August 19, 2020

Funding Rounds

Claimsforce said to raise €7m in its Series A round as...

August 19, 2020

Company News

AXA brings in Procore to improve project risk management in construction

August 19, 2020

Funding Rounds

InsurTech startup Huddle said to raise $3.1m in its funding round

August 17, 2020

Company News

Origami Risk partners with Gradient to offer customers with claims and...

August 14, 2020

Funding Rounds

Kin Insurance closes $35m Series B as it looks to expand...

August 14, 2020

Funding Rounds

High Definition Vehicle Insurance pulls in $16m Series A

August 14, 2020

Company News

Spin Technology releases cyber liability insurance product

August 14, 2020

Funding Rounds

Clara Insurance rebrands to Brella after extending its seed round

August 10, 2020

Company News

Could AI be at the forefront of digitalisation for insurance

August 10, 2020

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Latest Analysis

Alacrity Solutions, a US insurance services provider specialising in complex and catastrophe claims, has launched a UK presence at Lloyd’s of London to support insurers placing US risks through the market.

Auto Insurance

Alacrity launches Lloyd’s base to handle US claims

March 25, 2026

Chaucer, a global specialty (re)insurer, and maritime technology firm Ceto AI have launched a new marine Managing General Agent operating as a Lloyd’s coverholder.

Company News

Chaucer backs Ceto marine MGA with TMK capacity

March 25, 2026

Shepherd, an AI-native commercial insurance platform, has raised $42m in a Series B round led by Intact Private Capital, bringing total funding to $67m.

Commercial/Enterprise Insurance

Shepherd raises $42m to scale AI underwriting platform

March 25, 2026

Artificial intelligence may dominate the current conversation around insurance technology, but the story of InsurTech itself has followed a different trajectory. A decade ago, the sector was defined by the promise of disruption. Venture capital flowed into startups promising to rebuild insurance from the ground up. This swell of momentum saw surged to record levels, peaking at more than $15bn globally in 2021, according to CB Insights.

Company News

The next phase of InsurTech: From disruption to durability

March 24, 2026