Covid-19: Niall Barton calls on insurers to support insurtechs
The Insurtech UK chairman and Wrisk executive chairman said the “mini meteorite” of Covid-19 has put insurtechs at risk of underfunding.
Niall Barton, Insurtech UK chairman and Wrisk executive chairman, has called on insurers to support their insurtech partners during the Covid-19 pandemic.
“While we’re seeing unprecedented support from the state in this time, we need to see some signals of unprecedented support from the incumbents for the small businesses,” Barton told Insurance Age.
“The UK insurance market will be stronger as a global insurance sector for having this innovation community. We’ll be stronger together.”
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