Start-Ups

Adrian Jones from HSCM Ventures talks about insurtech, and his belief that the industry is being too negative about its potential.

The CEO of recently-founded Bermuda-based company ReFlex Solutions talks to Meg Green about the founding of the company and the market gap they're looking to fill.

The CEO and founder of Relm, which specializes in insuring emerging industries like cannabis, psychadelics and cryptocurrency.

Insider Publishing Group, in partnership with Nuveen, kicked off 2023 with a visit to Bermuda, where Meg Green, editor of Insider Engage, Insurance Insider's sister publication, hosted a fireside chat with Mosaic Insurance co-founders Mitch Blaser and Mark Wheeler to give a Class of ’21 perspective on what the future holds for the market.

Interest in insurtech investments has spiked in the last year, with much focus on the rise and fall of Insurtech IPOs in the US that, since going public, have performed below expectations and lost a newsworthy amount of shareholder value.

Live from Target Markets in Scottsdale AZ, Meg Green talks to Layla Atya about transactional liability and how she developed her product offering.

Being keen to gain insights into the untapped potential of the insurtech world, I was delighted to be granted an interview with Richard Chattock, CEO of Insurtech Gateway.

The insurtech sector is growing in Latin America and expanding beyond Brazil, the market that has most supported the industry in its infancy.

In a changing market, start-ups and “reloaders” can thrive with a clear purpose, the right talent and better tech and data capabilities.

Industry Icon Patrick G. Ryan reflects on his 60 years in the insurance industry.

The Class of 2020 is impacting the market, according to this panel discussion featuring Mark Wheeler, Co-CEO, Mosaic; Rodney Bonnard, UK Insurance Leader, EY; Greg Hendrick, CEO, Vantage; Neil Eckert, Executive Chairman, Conduit Re. Moderated by Catrin Shi, Editor in Chief, Insurance Insider.

Launching with the right system gives start-ups a critical competitive advantage.