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TLDR: Hong Kong-based insurtech startup MediConCen has raised $6.85 million in a Series A funding round, led by HSBC Asset Management. The startup uses blockchain technology to automate medical insurance claims and

JAVLN boosts leadership with key CFO & CTO appointments Insurance technology company JAVLN has announced the hiring of Rosalie Lau as group chief financial officer and Peter Waring as group chief technology

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Construction insurance tech startup Shepherd nabs $13.5M Series A funding round Construction insurance tech startup Shepherd nabs $13.5M Series A funding round – SiliconANGLE Read

TLDR: Corvus Insurance has expanded its Tech E+O product to meet the evolving needs of the market. The Smart Tech E+O product offers creative risk solutions for technology companies. The product includes

TLDR: The Digital Insurance Summit Europe focused on understanding the customer and providing the best experience. The importance of customer-centricity and balancing cost efficiency was highlighted. Legacy tech and cost pressures were

TLDR: Xceedance has launched its new MGA Agility Suite, a comprehensive digital solution aimed at overhauling operations for managing general agents (MGAs), program administrators, and managing general underwriters (MGUs). The suite offers

TLDR: Navigating the Intersection Between Faith and Facts in the Digital Age of Insurance In Nigeria’s insurance sector, competition goes beyond the boardrooms and extends into the realm of faith and prayers.

TLDR: Construction insurance tech startup Shepherd has raised $13.5 million in a Series A funding round. Shepherd combines insurance services with risk management software and a construction software marketplace to reduce premium

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Collinson and Starr Insurance unite to provide real-time travel disruption cover Collinson, a global leader in customer benefits and loyalty, and Starr Insurance have collaborated

TLDR: Insurtech company Kin has raised $15 million in financing from Activate Capital, a growth-stage VC firm. The funding will be used to accelerate Kin’s growth investments and expand into new markets