Tag: insurtech
Why small businesses need to take cybersecurity and cyber insurance seriously
While small businesses might feel they are too small to be a victim of a cyber-attack, that is not the case and cyber insurance should no longer be seen as a luxury.
How e-bot7 is changing the InsurTech landscape through its conversational AI...
While several key technologies are driving InsurTech growth, the rise of AI and chatbots have revolutionised the industry, says e-bot7 VP strategic development Mark Dembo.
PropTech platform Zibo said to raise $4.5m in funding
Zibo, a financial tools platform for landlords, has reportedly collected $4.5m in a fresh funding round, which brings its total capital raised to $15m.
Why crypto startups and InsurTechs flourished among 31 FinTech investment rounds...
Cryptocurrency-focused enterprises, cybersecurity firms, challenger banks and InsurTechs were among the big winners of the 31 FinTech funding rounds reported last week.
InsurTech startup Ouch! said to raise $364,600 in funding
Malaysia-based InsurTech Ouch! has reportedly raised $364,600 in a funding round that will better position it for growth.
InsurTech Hi Marley hauls in a $25m Series B funding
Boston, MA-based InsurTech Hi Marley closed a $25m Series B financing round led by Emergence Capital bringing its total funding to $44m.
InsurTech startup Cowbell Cyber closes $20m Series A
Cowbell Cyber, an AI-powered cyber insurance provider, has closed its Series A round on $20m to help it scale its offering for continuous underwriting and closed-loop risk management.
India-based InsurTech Riskcovry said to raise $5m
Digital insurance software developer Riskcovry has reportedly raised $5m in its Series A round, which was led Omidyar Network India.
Zego becomes UK’s first InsurTech unicorn after securing $150m in new...
London-based InsurTech Zego raised $150m in a Series C funding round valuing the company at $1.1bn.
InsurTech platform premiums to cross $556bn by 2025, study finds
The total value of premiums generated by InsurTech platforms is expected to surpass $556bn by 2025, up from $250bn in 2020, study by Juniper Research found.











