Insurtech funding falls to 4Y low in Q1 on dearth of mega deals

Insurtech funding slid to its lowest level in four years, suffering from a complete dearth of major deals while attention shifted elsewhere toward early stage deals and firms with a focus in AI, analysts at global reinsurance brokerage Gallagher Re has declared.

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Insurtech funding falls to 4Y low in Q1 on dearth of mega deals

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