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UK-based InsurTech YuLife nabs a $70m Series B to reinvent life...

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Zego joins forces with bp to provide drivers with professional insurance...

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AfriGlobal unveils InsurTech portal AfriCover247, first of its kind in the...

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FCA slaps Lloyds Bank’s insurance division with £90m fine for misleading...

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What last week’s 31 FinTech investments means for the PayTech sector

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Insurance firm Beneva teams up with FINEOS to scale its life...

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SiriusPoint backs InsurTech Joyn to transform underserved US SME market

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From fame to FinTech: ten celebrity-backed financial firms you must know...

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Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli-backed Digit insurance hits $3.5bn value after...

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The 29 FinTech rounds raised last week prove that crypto firms...

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Swiss HealthTech dacadoo has partnered with Brazilian insurer Bradesco Vida e Previdência to launch a digital health engagement platform designed to enhance customer wellness and foster long-term policyholder engagement.

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dacadoo to power Bradesco preventative health platform

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Ascend, a leading InsurTech, has agreed to merge with premium finance provider Honor Capital in a deal aimed at creating what the companies describe as the insurance industry’s first fully vertically integrated financial operations platform.

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Ascend and Honor Capital merge for integrated insurance finance platform

May 19, 2026

MoneySuperMarket has added energy comparison services to its app on ChatGPT, allowing users to search for and compare tariffs directly through the AI platform.

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MoneySuperMarket expands ChatGPT app with energy deals

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Delays in US property and casualty insurance rate filings are costing insurers an estimated $72.8m per day, with most objections linked to preventable operational errors rather than disputes over pricing itself, according to new research from ZestyAI.

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Insurers lose $72.8m daily to filing delays

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