InsurTech: Meet the tech insiders
The insurance sector has been predicting that one of the technology giants would disrupt the market, but the next big moves in InsurTech could come from the industry insiders who are making waves
The InsurTech sector has grown massively over the last few years with millions of pounds being invested in new ideas and technology solutions.
But while this area of the market used to be dominated by denim-clad techies with their sights set on disruption, this is no longer the complete picture. In the last couple of years a new trend has emerged – people are moving from incumbent insurers and developing their own InsurTech start-ups.
Zooming in on the InsurTech world, Insurance Age spoke to
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