Corporate Leaders

As personalisation becomes the heartbeat of modern consumerism, the insurance industry is the latest to embrace a radical reimagining of its role in our...

In 2025, the InsurTech landscape is undergoing a transformation driven by shifting consumer expectations. The demand for instant services, hyper-personalised policies, and seamless digital experiences is pushing insurers to adopt cutting-edge technology at an accelerated pace. As AI and automation take centre stage, companies are rethinking how they engage with policyholders—balancing efficiency with the need for human interaction in sensitive cases.

Insurance firms have begun implementing environmental, social and governance (ESG) data into their offerings amidst a swell of pressure from stakeholders. This data is transforming underwriting profitability, enabling better risk assessments, product innovation, and regulatory compliance. 

The global InsurTech market grew to 25.97bn in 2024 and is expected to reach approximately USD 496.56bn by 2033. This represents a remarkable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 38.8% from 2024 to 2033. This rapid expansion is being driven by innovations in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), cybersecurity, and a growing emphasis on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices.

Despite women making up 28% of the UK’s FinTech workforce, only 10% of board seats are occupied by females, reflecting a long history of being overlooked for leadership roles. However, a new wave of trailblazers is challenging these norms, reshaping the industry with expertise, innovation, and a commitment to inclusivity. These leaders are not just breaking barriers—they’re redefining what it means to command a team. 

The insurance sector is currently faced with a pressing need to enhance accuracy in risk assessment, streamline claims verification, and personalise coverage to meet rising customer demands. With expectations higher than ever, firms are now looking for a panacea. Enter agentic AI—an innovative solution that is being tipped by many to transform the InsurTech sector in 2025.  

As UK insurers grapple with rising claims costs and escalating premiums, the pressure on onboarding processes has never been greater. Motor claims payouts surged by 18% last year, while British drivers faced premium hikes of over a third, outpacing the rest of Europe. At the same time, home insurance renewal quotes soared by 42%, leaving insurers scrambling to adapt. Given these tribulations, the efficiency and effectiveness of insurance onboarding has become crucial. 

The 2024 U.S. presidential election, one of the most closely watched and contentious in recent history, has culminated in Donald Trump’s re-election as the 47th president. With the nation sharply divided over key issues—from economic policies and immigration to the future of democracy—this election has underscored the deepening polarisation in the U.S. political landscape. As ballots are counted and legal challenges loom, the country stands at a critical juncture, with Trump poised to once again shape the future of America amidst intense scrutiny and ongoing controversies. But what does this historic moment mean for the global InsurTech industry?

The insurance industry has undergone a significant transformation over the past few years, largely driven by the hastening adoption of technology and vastly evolving...

Health insurance plays a critical role in safeguarding individuals and families from the financial burdens of medical expenses, offering essential coverage and peace of mind during times of illness or injury. Traditionally, the industry relied on complex and rigid models, often burdened by lengthy paperwork, slow claims processing, and fragmented communication. However, the health insurance market is projected to reach a remarkable $2.38tn in gross written premiums by 2024, according to Statista. This comes amidst a significant shift towards digital platforms and telemedicine services.