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TLDR: Insurtech companies in Nigeria are offering hope for the struggling insurance industry. These companies are using modern technology to improve insurance services and reach underserved populations. They are exploring new avenues

Let’s see what’s in the news today. Government of Gibraltar and Insurtech UK renew Statement of … ‘We remain committed to supporting our insurtechs on their authorisation journey,’ says chief executive Read

TLDR: Info-Tech Research Group has published a blueprint called “Modernize Your Applications for Insurance” to help IT leaders in the insurance industry drive digital evolution. The blueprint aims to empower IT leaders

One U.S. farm can feed 166 people annually. Demands on agriculture are growing, though: With global population forecast to increase by 2.2 billion by 2050, farmers will need to grow about 70%

TLDR: SimplePin, the award-winning InsurTech enterprise, has partnered with Carmack Insurance to power its payments and receivables process. Carmack Insurance sought a more agile solution to improve client interactions and streamline operations.

hx Renew is a transformative force in the insurance technology sector, providing five key advantages for modern Managing General Agents (MGAs). The key advantages include: Eliminating Underwriter Rekeying: hx Renew seamlessly integrates

No Comments The Government of Gibraltar and Insurtech UK have renewed their Statement of Intent deal to support the growth of the insurtech sector. The deal, which was first signed in 2021,

Let’s see what’s in the news today. APOLLO Insurance launches Rent Credit Reporting in collaboration with Zenbase APOLLO Insurance, a Canadian digital insurance provider, has expanded its offerings by integrating credit reporting

TLDR: Explainable AI is important for the insurance industry Insurtech companies should embrace AI and promote their efforts to investors Fintech’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) made significant progress in 2023 with the

TLDR: Global insurtech funding decreased by 43.7% in 2023, with property/casualty insurtech funding dropping by 35.4% and life & health funding dropping by 59.8%. Although the funding total was the lowest since