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Most Life Insurance Firms Want Insurtech Startups (www.thinkadvisor.com)

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Eight of the 22 organisations Aite Group surveyed said they were already investing in insurtech startups through established venture capital funds, and two more said they hoped to start doing that, either in 2020 or in a later year.

The potential impact of COVID-19 on insurtech investments

  • Most skilled insurtech developers are comfortable with working from home
  • The costs of many insurtech projects are small relative to life insurers’ overall administrative budgets
  • Life insurers may need new forms of technology to do business in a new environment

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Posted by Christophe Langlois

Based in London for almost a decade, Christophe is an entertaining fintech marketing keynote speaker and a trusted advisor to the global financial services industry on the topics of digital marketing, innovation and B2B social media.

Christophe has contributed to over 140 events in 18 countries.

Currently, Christophe is advising a number of fintech startups on marketing and growth hacking and he is the Chief Marketing Officer of The Fintech Power 50, an exclusive annual programme helping fintech scale-ups to accelerate their growth globally.

Christophe's views on VisibleBanking.com are his own.

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