Market consolidation in InsurTech: who wins and who loses?
An increased demand of InsurTech services has continued to attract steady stream of innovative new entrants to the industry, and incumbents have had to...
Digital transformation company Dot closes seed round
Dot, which helps brick and mortar outlets to launch online service, has received a seed investment from PayU, Fosun RZ Capital and Info Edge Ventures.
Investment platform Koia snares $1.4m pre-seed funding
Alternative investment app Koia has raised $1.4m from a pre-seed funding round led by Seedcamp.
Why cloud technology is key for digital platform speed and scalability
One of the key factors for companies in the digital age is ensuring that consumers can access their information quickly and efficiently. When these processes become too slow, this can have a damaging effect on the user experience.
Singaporean FinTech seed deal activity halves in Q1 2023 YoY
Key Singaporean FinTech seed investment stats in Q1 2023:
• Singaporean FinTech seed deal activity dropped 52% to 19 transactions in Q1 2023 YoY
• Singapore’s...
UK FinTech sees no deals over $100m in Q3 2023, last occurring in Q2...
Key UK FinTech investment stats in Q3 2023:
• UK FinTech deal activity reached 85 deals in Q3 2023, 43% decline compared to the same...
Revolutionary FinTech Kemet Trading raises $5m to redefine digital asset derivatives trading
Kemet Trading, a pioneering FinTech company, has successfully raised $5m in a financing round led by Further Ventures.
Arturo expands catastrophe response capabilities to US market with innovative InsurTech solution
Arturo, an innovative property intelligence firm that facilitates strategic underwriting, risk assessment, and claim insights across entire portfolios, today unveiled a major global expansion.
The silent dilemma: How data integrity is shaping the future of AI
Simha Sadasiva CEO and co-founder Ushur recently spoke to a professional that mentioned a surprising anomaly. Their newly purchased laptop, undoubtedly sleeker and more...
Why the coronavirus cybersecurity boom won’t last
Cybersecurity companies may have benefited from the shift to remote working caused by Covid-19, but the growth of the market could be about to slow down as businesses tighten their IT budgets.