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International startups shrug off US insurtech meltdown | TechCrunch
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The latest Y Combinator cohort featured a number of insurance-focused technology companies, and some of them want to actually write policies.
International startups shrug off US insurtech meltdown | TechCrunch International startups shrug off US insurtech meltdown A survey of Y Combinator companies makes it clear that the fintech subsector is far from dead Alex Wilhelm Anna Heim 6:02 AM PDT · April 2, 2022 Given the recent run of concerned headlines that insurtech companies have generated, you’d be forgiven for anticipating that the startup category would find itself in dire straits. Not a bit of it. As The Exchange explored recently, insurtech fundraising was strong in 2021 despite some notable public-market misfires from the secto
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