Sector Updates

bolttech has partnered with iBox, Indonesia’s largest Apple Premium Reseller and a business unit of Erajaya Digital, to launch TecProtec with AppleCare Services, a new premium protection solution now available to iPhone customers in Indonesia.

Sainsbury’s Bank and Allianz UK have entered into a new partnership aimed at offering home and motor insurance to Sainsbury’s Bank’s existing customer base.

Plutus, a newly launched company founded by former ServiceNow executives, has entered the market with a focus on developing AI-native solutions for the insurance industry.

Cyata, a cybersecurity startup based in Tel Aviv, has emerged from stealth with a focus on securing AI agent identities within enterprise environments.

dacadoo has launched Generation 5 of its digital health engagement platform, with new features designed to give users clearer insight into their wellbeing and clients more flexibility in how the platform is delivered.

AXA XL, a leading provider of cyber insurance, has partnered with Fenix24, a global expert in ransomware response and recovery, to offer enhanced cybersecurity assessment services to its cyber policyholders across North America.

ZestyAI, a leading provider of AI-driven risk analytics for the insurance industry, has launched ZORRO Discover™, a generative AI agent designed to streamline regulatory research and deliver immediate competitive insights.

Ominimo, an AI-powered car insurer, and Fixico, a leading European digital car repair management platform, have entered a strategic partnership to oversee all of Ominimo’s vehicle repairs in the Netherlands.

As investor scrutiny intensifies and funding windows narrow, getting a clickable MVP into stakeholders' hands fast is becoming essential in FinTech product development. AI-powered low-code platforms claim to slash development time from weeks to mere hours, offering a competitive edge for teams under pressure. To put these claims to the test, custom software development company Symfa examined four leading contenders: Marblism, Vercel’s v0, Bolt.new, and Glide.

Fadata, a global provider of core software solutions for the insurance industry, has unveiled its latest AI strategy, aimed at reshaping how insurance firms adopt and benefit from artificial intelligence.