InsurTech 2.0: What needs to change with the next cohort of public names

February 01, 2022

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Having previously rushed through the door marked public with something like indecent haste, InsurTechs are now desperately barring the door, if not fully boarding it up.

On the other side of the door, an angry mob comprising public markets scepticism, macroeconomic volatility and stock market rotation are making mincemeat of the InsurTech market’s public pioneers.

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InsurTech 2.0: What needs to change with the next cohort of public names

Having previously rushed through the door marked public with something like indecent haste, InsurTechs are now desperately barring the door, if not fully boarding it up.

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InsurTech 2.0: What needs to change with the next cohort of public names

Having previously rushed through the door marked public with something like indecent haste, InsurTechs are now desperately barring the door, if not fully boarding it up.

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Uncover exclusive insights tailored for insurance leaders

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Pure reports ‘higher-than-expected underwriting losses’ with 2023 CoR of 102.2%

Munich Re Specialty names McKernan head of property, public entity risk solutions

Carriers quietly cut back in California as promised regulatory reforms lag

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