Category: Funding

The round, co-led by MLTPLY and Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, provides fit-for-purpose coverage and tools to help policyholders run their businesses more effectively.

Nirvana Insurance, a technology-driven platform that modernizes commercial fleet insurance using vast amounts of data from sensors on trucks, today announced the public launch of its services to make our roads safer and aid the imperiled truck industry.

UK life insurance stands out as the only life sector in Europe with an improving outlook, which is largely due to the likelihood of increasing business from pension schemes looking to transfer their risk to insurers, Fitch Ratings says.

Insurtech startup HealthySure has raised $1.2 Million (9crore approx.) in a Pre-Series A round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV). The round also saw participation from We Founder Circle, Dexter Angels, Campus Fund, HEM Angels and other private investors.

Lloyds Banking Group has completed a £5.5bn (€6.5bn) longevity swap deal with SCOR and Scottish Widows for its Lloyds Bank No. 1 Pension Scheme.

Redkenko Health Tech Pvt Ltd, which operates insurtech startup Kenko Health, has raised $12 million (around Rs 90 crore) as part of its Series A round led by Sequoia Capital India, the company said in a statement on Monday.

Gaia is a startup that is effectively out to ‘de-risk’ the whole process of IVF fertility treatment, using products like personalized insurance and payment plans. It’s almost BNPL for babies — but not quite.

Swiss Re has made a minority investment in insurtech digital platform Klimber Latam Corp as the reinsurer looks to grow in Latin America’s life and health insurance markets and replicate its strategy of supporting digital businesses in other regions around the world.

Vitesse, the global payment, liquidity and treasury management platform, today announced that it has raised $26 million in Series B funding led by Prime Ventures.

Meet Insify, an insurtech startup that raised a $17 million (€15 million) Series A round led by Accel. The company wants to modernize the insurance market. Instead of focusing on the consumer market like many insurtech startups, Insify has picked a different path. It’s a pure B2B play as Insify focuses on Europe’s small and medium companies.