NewsDec 22, 2016

Insuretech startup Lemonade files for licenses in 46 US states

After taking off in New York, this is a big step for the Israeli startup that is looking to reshape the insurance industry

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FinTechDec 14, 2016

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Sacramento-based One, Inc. secures $20 million Series B for insurance tech

Chatbots have been key to streamlining the company's services

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FinTechDec 14, 2016

BERLIN, GERMANY - JUNE 03: A man hold a wallet, filled with Dollar bills on June 03, 2015, in Berlin, Germany. Photo credit: Thomas Trutschel/Photothek via Getty Images Israel

9 insurance tech startups paving the way for Silicon Valley’s next big boom

2016 has been the year of insurtech, and there's no reason to think 2017 won't be any different

Gedalyah Reback

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FinTechNov 22, 2016

Panel says investors and startups shouldn’t chicken out of insurance tech over regulation

The panel said investors would be fools to be turned off by insurance startups because they face more regulatory hurdles than other companies

Gedalyah Reback

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FinTechAug 02, 2016

German insurance startup Clark just banked €13.2 million in its first major investment. Photo credit: Clark

One-year-old Frankfurt insurance startup Clark raises €13.2 million

The German company shows off how much insurance tech is gaining traction in the venture world

Gedalyah Reback

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HealthJun 15, 2016

Toronto health insurance startup LEAGUE shows Canada can swing big with $25 million investment

With such a large round for a Toronto-based company, does the money show Canadian startups are getting better at fundraising or that insurance tech is booming?

Gedalyah Reback

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Big DataApr 26, 2016

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Trov raises $25.5M Series C to launch mobile insurance platform

Could Trov make insurance palatable to millennials?

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FinTechMar 24, 2016

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German Friendsurance pulls $15M to expand P2P insurtech to Australia

According to the company, more than 80% of their customers received money back

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FinTechMar 15, 2016

Next Insurance Co-Founders (from left to right) Nissim Tapiro, Guy Goldstein, and Alon Huri. Photo credit: PR

Israeli Next Insurance pulls $13M seed to challenge U.S. small business insurance market

There is apparently something about the American insurance market that is lighting a fire under the Israeli VC community

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