FOXO in life insurance agreement with Haven Life
FOXO Technologies, a technology company applying epigenetic science and AI to modernise the life insurance industry, has partnered with life insurer Haven Life.
Aflac and Trupanion form joint venture to protect Japan’s pets
Aflac Incorporated, a Fortune 500 company insuring more than 50 million people in Japan and the US, has formed a joint venture with Trupanion to provide pet insurance in Japan.
Novidea names new head of UK delivery to meet growing demand
Novidea, a global InsurTech and creator of a data-driven, cloud-native insurance platform, has appointed Matt Richards as head of UK delivery.
Cryptocurrency exchanges try to reaffirm faith
Cryptocurrency exchanges have been reaffirming the public of their reserves to quench customer fears, as the market reacts to FTX.
Meet Hamsa, the investment app designed by women, for women
In a bid to tackle the gender investment gap, Hamsa App has positioned itself as a “no-nonsense” investment tool to bring financial freedom and confidence to women globally.
Kingstone Insurance launches Insurity’s AI assistant for modern claims
Kingstone Insurance Company has gone live with Insurity’s artificial intelligence-powered Sure AI Assistant to modernise the claims process.
Cryptocurrency brokerage Genesis receives $140m after FTX downfall
Genesis, a cryptocurrency brokerage, is reportedly set to receive a $140m equity infusion from its parent company, Digital Currency Group, to support its balance sheet.
Global spend for OTT to hit $25bn in 2023
The global spend for OTT (over-the-top) based conversational commerce is expected to rise from $13.3bn in 2022 to $25.1bn in 2023, according to a report from Juniper Research.
Don’t miss this week’s 29 FinTech deals that raised $823m
Countries around the world were represented in this week’s 29 FinTech deals, which raised a combined total of $853m is raised.
Most firms see their KYC processes as mediocre at best
The majority of organisations see the digital sophistication of their KYC approach as mediocre or poor, according to new research from Moody’s Analytics.













