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Below you will find our insurance technology q3 summary card, which summarizes insurtech startup funding, maturity, and exit trends for the last quarter.
Read MoreThe pandemic and resulting economic toll has presented challenging headwinds for startups. In this post we look back on Q2 ending funding trends for insurtech startups to determine the trajectory of innovation in this emerging technology sector.
Read MoreThe below chart summarizes insurtech year-to-date exit activity compared to last year. There were 9 exits in Q1 2020, which is a 125% increase from Q1 2019. A quarter of the way through 2020, and we are at 38% of the 2019 full-year exit activity.
Read MoreThe below chart summarizes insurtech year-to-date funding compared to last year. As you can see, Q1 2020 funding closed at $750M, which is a 54% drop from Q1 2019. A quarter of the way through 2020, and we are at 11% of the 2019 full-year funding amount.
Read MoreAs part of our research process, we track and analyze exit developments within the sector. The below chart shows insurtech exit activity over time. As you can see, insurtech exit activity increased steadily from 2015 through 2017, and then dropped. 2019 finished with 22 insurtech exits.
Read MoreThe below chart shows insurtech funding over time and calls out the largest funding round in recent years. As you can see, insurtech funding had steady growth from 2016 through 2018, followed by a big bump in 2019 to $6.6B.
Read MoreThe following graphs highlight recent trends in Insurance Technology startup funding activity. The graphics include data through July 2017.
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