How a nightmare journey sparked the launch of InsurTech Air Doctor
Travelling is often synonymous with finding oneself and not launching new businesses. However, an illness-ridden holiday led to the launch of Air Doctor, a travel InsurTech.
“Someone was going to change the rules” – How Insurtech Gateway became an incubator...
Insurtech Gateway has quickly made a name for itself as a champion for early-stage InsurTech startups since the launch in 2017, but the incubator’s...
How Sureify is positioning itself to become the Salesforce of the insurance engagement market
Sureify was built in reaction to the life and annuity industry “losing touch with today’s buyers,” founder and CEO, Dustin Yoder, told FinTech Global.
How InsurTech 100 startup ThingCo wants to change car insurance
Car InsurTech ThingCo aims to give drivers more control whilst helping them drive safer.
The internet of things has transformed everything from shopping and home...
Picture perfect: how InsurTech 100 company Tractable is changing insurance with photos
Tractable is able to automatically assert auto claims for insurers by leveraging deep machine learning on pictures.
Tractable’s technology gives the old adage that a...
The best is yet to come for InsurTech 100 company Insuritas
Insuritas has been at the forefront of the InsurTech revolution for two decades. While its leadership sees some challenges on the horizon, they believe they are well positioned to transform them into opportunities for growth.
How the protection gap in the life insurance space was created?
The fragmented and non-scalable nature of the life insurance distribution sector has caused a massive protection gap, according to Anorak co-founder and CEO David Vanek.
InsurTech 100 company Planck explains how underwriting is getting updated to the 21st century
Insurance is changing and Planck is leading that change through its platform which automatically and accurately assesses risk factors in real time.
Elad Tsur, Amir...
Should cyber insurance be mandatory?
Cyberattacks still plague the internet, leaving waves of personal and financial destruction in its path, but making cyber insurance mandatory would help with reparation, according to Richard Fry, head of information security and risk at Covea Insurance.
Insurance firms should use AI to improve existing models gradually rather than replace everything...
AI technology is best at work when it’s improving existing processes rather than trying to totally transform the entire business model, according to a panel at the Global InsurTech Summit 2019.
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