Capital markets

There were 33 rounds in the month.

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Morgan Health is investing $30 million in Centivo, a three-year-old Buffalo, New York-based health-plan administrator that says it’s holding members’ average annual out-of-pocket expenses to less than $350.

Drake Star Partners' Global Insurtech Industry Report 2022: Adoption of new technologies likely increased insurtech M&A.

Global funding to startups fell 23% in the the second quarter from the first, to $108.5 billion, according to a recent report from CB Insights.

The funds will be put toward expanding into new markets -- including the Netherlands, France, Spain and the UK -- and building out the platform, Wefox said.

It’s not an obvious time to launch an insurance-like product backed by cryptocurrencies.

Several insurtechs considered or used special purpose acquisition companies, a method of going public, in 2020 and 2021, but the results have been lacking.

There were about 18 funding rounds, including Branch with $147M, Series C.

The IMA Labs arm of IMA Financial Group is selective in its choices of insurtechs to back, with rigorous evaluations

The latest fundraising comes amid a challenging backdrop for the technology industry, with startups globally struggling to attract capital as investors shy away from riskier bets. 

There were about 20 funding rounds in the insurtech sector.

The next few years will determine the insurtech winners in an increasingly polarized competitive landscape.

The VC arm is particularly interested in decentralized finance and AI/ML applications.

The largest investment in the month was $200 million.

Digital insurers got almost 55% of the funding among insurtech companies.

The agency CEO talks about his vision for investments in a new initiative

A Denver-based insurtech focused on software and tools for compliance and producer management.

Signs point to 2022 being another strong year for deals.

Of 328 chief investment officers and chief financial officers polled, more than 60% anticipate the world’s largest economy will experience a downturn in the next two to three years.