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What will the biggest trends in InsurTech be in 2021?

With the year coming to an end, it is time to look ahead into 2021 and predict where the market is headed.

What did 2020 mean for these InsurTechs

The Covid-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented global challenge that no one could have predicted. While there were a lot of companies hitting troubled times, there have also been those doing very well during the pandemic.

Novidea – the future of broking

To succeed, the broker of the future must transition into a consultancy role that provides an enhanced service and greater value to customers. This means embracing change through customer-centric, data-first technologies, according to leading broker platform provider Novidea.

What will Brexit mean for UK FinTech?

The UK is home to one of the world's most thriving FinTech and RegTech communities, but Brexit has raised concerns about whether the future of the ecosystem is at risk.

How has Covid-19 transformed the need for better pricing in the insurance space?

The coronavirus pandemic has forced insurers to review their pricing models, but adopting new tech solutions to do that could have many benefits.

How to fix the issues of gamification in insurance

For consumers to really interact with gamified services within insurance, it needs to be better interlinked with their daily lives.

Who are the long-term and short-term winners in insurance following the coronavirus pandemic?

While Covid-19 has caused InsurTech investment to plummet, the market will see both short-term and long-term winners.

How will the coronavirus impact funding into InsurTech during and post the pandemic?

When major FinTech companies like Monzo suffer a down round, it can causes a cloud of fear over the market, but there will still be a need for digital financial and insurance solutions post-pandemic.

Why insurers should focus on digitising the customer journey from the ground up

Insurance firms should only begin experimenting with new and exciting customer experiences once they get the basics right, says Mark Moran, head of product at insurance customer engagement platform ManageMy.

The coronavirus represents a “return to chaos” that could benefit FinTech companies

COVID-19 has plunged financial markets into chaos, but the pandemic also represents both challenges and opportunities for FinTech companies as they adjust to a whole new reality.

News Stories

P&C insurers face control risks as AI adoption accelerates

P&C insurers face control risks as AI adoption accelerates

Artificial intelligence is becoming a key technology priority for property and casualty (P&C) insurers as carriers look to improve underwriting, portfolio management and operational...
Zinnia appoints Bloomberg Media veteran Key Kiarie as CFO

Zinnia appoints Bloomberg Media veteran Key Kiarie as CFO

Zinnia, a technology platform serving the life and annuities sector, has named Key Kiarie as its new chief financial officer, a move that comes...
Genki buys InsurTech Wave Claims in first acquisition

Genki buys InsurTech Wave Claims in first acquisition

Genki, a provider of international health insurance aimed at digital nomads and long-term travellers, has completed the purchase of Wave Claims, an InsurTech startup...

Blue Marble and MAPFRE partner on parametric insurance

Blue Marble, a specialist in designing innovative parametric insurance products, has joined forces with MAPFRE to widen access to parametric cover as climate-related risks...
global FinTech funding Q2 2026

Global InsurTech funding hit five-quarter high in Q2 driven by a 6.3x QoQ surge...

Key Global InsurTech investment stats in Q2 2026: Global InsurTech funding hit five-quarter high with an increase of 2.4x YoY in Q2 Large deals...
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