Interviews
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Investors are beginning to pull back from writing $50mn+ funding cheques for InsurTechs, according to Zach Powell, general partner at Eos Ventures. -
The capital provider believes the time is ripe to take on increased underwriting risk.
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InsurTechs with diversified teams and deep-rooted technology are more likely to survive the current funding drought, according to MS&AD Ventures’ Jon Soberg.
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As partner at major InsurTech investor Anthemis, Ruth Foxe Blader explained to Insurance Insider why venture capitalists are pumping the brakes on InsurTech funding.
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The start-up’s top team predicted further rate hardening at 1 January.
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The separation into an MGU and balance sheet has released far more value to investors than any other exit could have done.
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The FCA’s executive director of authorisations Emily Shepperd has described how the watchdog is resolving a lengthy case backlog.
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Rate increases are now universal in the property cat markets, the Gallagher Re executive said.
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As the Aegis London CEO retires this week, he revealed his key lessons from over three decades in Lloyds – and what has to change if the market is to survive.
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The firm, which has backing from CDPQ, General Atlantic and Hg, has spent $4.8bn across four deals in under two years.
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The president of BHSI’s UK and European operations outlined to this publication expansion plans for the $1bn-premium division.
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The commercial insurance CEO said that the industry should act now before the cat market reached a point of implosion.
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