Insurtech Funding in 2024: Stabilization Trends, Insights & Key Drivers
Venture capital funding in insurtech startups is stabilizing, driven by breakout-stage startups in Series B and C. Projections indicate it will reach $4.2 bn
Investment in InsurTech
Investment in InsurTech review on Beinsure Media explores trends and developments in funding for insurance technology startups and companies. This category examines how investors are channeling capital into technology-driven solutions that aim to transform the insurance industry. It covers various aspects, including venture capital, private equity, and strategic investments in InsurTech firms.
Topics include innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and big data analytics that enhance underwriting, claims processing, and customer experience. The review highlights key investment rounds, notable investor activities, and the impact of these investments on industry evolution. By analyzing these financial trends, the category provides insights into how InsurTech innovations are reshaping traditional insurance models and what future directions the industry might take.
Venture Capital Investments Worldwide Dropped
Venture capital investments worldwide dropped 44.6% to $20.37 bn in June 2024 from $36.78 bn in the same month in 2023
Investment in InsurTech. TOP 10 Startups by the most venture capital
Insurtechs are the driving force of this evolution. Venture capital investment has grown faster than the more mature private-equity or funding
InsurTech Sector Overview: Global Investment Recovers
Investment in the insurtech space increased by 8.3% from the opening quarter of the year to $2.41 billion
InsurTech Market Will Reach of $165 bn in 2032. The Key Growth Drivers
Insurtech market is forecasted to reach a net worth of US$ 165.4 Bn in 2032 from a mere market value of US$ 12.5 Bn1
How GLP-1 therapies are altering medical practices and insurance structures, prompting reinsurers to adjust their strategies to align with emerging risk profiles
Blockchain and cryptocurrency are two terms that have become inseparable, yet they are not the same thing. Blockchain is the technology. Cryptocurrency is the application of that technology
32% of surveyed insurance executives identified these issues as a significant macroeconomic risk, ranking 5th after inflation, recession, market volatility, and geopolitical tensions
U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council said
there has been a shift in the composition of life insurers’ liabilities and an increase of private equity firms