Start-up funding

Having first focused on pet insurance, the seven-year-old firm has since expanded into parcel, fire, home and health products. It also insures digital assets from hacking and malware and theft.

Groundspeed Analytics was seeking to raise venture capital funding when Insurance Quantified made the initial contact.

Longtime industry executive Henna Karna joins as entrepreneur-in-residence

Austin-based Vista bought insurance technology provider Duck Creek Technologies Inc. earlier this year.

bolttech lands $196 million; Wefox added $110 million to a $400 million Series D.

The company, which currently operates in six countries, is planning to use some of the funding to develop a platform for other insurers to build insurance products via Wefox's technology.

As funding realities change for insurtechs, new emphasis areas are likely to emerge.

Inshur led the way with a big round and an acqusition.

There were more than 30 funding events in the insurtech sector.

The startups will receive $50,000 in seed funding.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank ratcheted up the financial pressure on startup companies that was already building. How can new entrants adapt?

Some venture capitalists raced to assist in setting up temporary cash funds to help affected startups make payroll next week.

Being immersed in the startup ecosystem can be the answer to staying ahead of the innovation curve.

Most rounds were Series A or earlier.

Dayforward announced a $25 million Series B funding round.

Digital Insurance spoke with Adam Blumencranz, partner, Distributed Ventures

Managed by Mendoza Ventures, which backs companies with founders from minority and other diverse backgrounds in the financial-technology, artificial-intelligence and cybersecurity industries.

One company gathered $15 million in funding.

TalentBridge23 is a six month program to connect startups to opportunities within the Hartford insurtech community.

Five startups that eclipsed $20 million in funding this month.