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Here is your weekly selection of the three most engaging InsurTech articles shared this week.
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The three article listed above were the most engaging in the past days. They deal with insurance technology, and more generally tech applied to Financial Services.
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1️⃣ Analyzing 10 years of #InsurTech in Germany
The following report shows that the InsurTech market in Germany has developed positively in recent years. Numerous innovative startups with disruptive ideas, excellent products, and great success stories, such as those in the InsurLab Germany ecosystem, prove this. Nonetheless, it also becomes clear that the German InsurTech market still has to catch up, lagging behind in international comparison. This is not due to a lack of ideas, willingness or will, however. Regulatory requirements, in particular, make it more difficult for startups in Germany, as they have to demonstrate the necessary solvency and raise the appropriate amount of capital in various development stages.
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2️⃣ The #DigitalHealth opportunities for elderlies
As many individuals live well past retirement age, stakeholders are examining how interventions, data, and innovation can transform aging. (…) We suggest expanding from the legacy framing of three phases of life—childhood, adulthood, and old age to encompass healthy aging.
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3️⃣ The state of the #FinTech industry through A16Z’s latest investments
The fintech industry took a hard hit in 2022 as investors scaled back their investments amid market turmoil. However, some top investors like Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) remained active in the space across various deal stages, valuations, geographies, and sub-industries. Of the 206 deals a16z participated in last year, almost a quarter went to fintech companies — more than any other industry. Sixty percent of these fintech investments closed in H1’22, and the remaining 40% closed in H2’22.
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