investments
Gilad Shai
InsurTech and Insurance Capital Report: March ...

Overall Takeaway

This week’s deals reinforce a single theme:

Insurance is being re-architected around workflows, data, and capital.

  • AI is moving into decision-making layers

  • Infrastructure players are capturing control points

  • Private capital is reshaping balance sheets and distribution

The competitive edge is no longer distribution or brand.

It’s:

Who owns the workflow—and who controls the capital behind it.

InsurTech and Insurance Capital Report: March 23–27, 2026
investments
Gilad Shai
Insurance & InsurTech Investment Report: ...

~$657M flowed into insurance last week.

But the signal isn’t the capital — it’s the direction.

A €5B+ health platform scaling across Europe.
A control deal in embedded insurance.
Carriers investing in agent-facing AI.
$500M shifting into insurance-linked private credit.

This isn’t about disruption anymore.

It’s about who controls the system.

Insurance & InsurTech Investment Report: March 16–20, 2026
Gilad Shai
Insurance and InsurTech M&A deals: January ...

From January 26 to February 7, 2026, insurance and InsurTech M&A blended headline carrier moves with targeted distribution and tech plays. Meiji Yasuda and Radian closed multi‑billion‑dollar acquisitions that push them deeper into US term life and Lloyd’s specialty, while Zurich advanced an £8B bid for Beazley that could reshape the global cyber and specialty landscape. At the same time, WTW’s purchase of tech‑enabled broker Newfront, a string of regional roll‑ups by Hilb, WalkerHughes, Novacore, FMIG, Howden, Gallagher, Olea and K2, and intra‑InsurTech deals like HPN–Orange and Akur8–Matrisk show capital flowing toward distribution control, specialty underwriting and embedded AI capabilities

Insurance and InsurTech M&A deals: January 26 - February 7, 2026
Gilad Shai
Funding Insurance & Insurtech Report: Dec ...

Late December is typically a dead zone for announcements. This year was different.

While primary dealmaking slowed, several material funding rounds, strategic partnerships, and ecosystem moves were formalized or surfaced during the holiday window—particularly across embedded real-estate insurance, commercial auto MGAs, and insurance-specific financial automation.

The pattern is consistent with broader 2025 dynamics: fewer announcements, but higher signal per deal, and capital continuing to flow toward platforms that control workflow, data, or distribution.

Funding Insurance & Insurtech Report: Dec 22–28, 2025
Alex Devoto
Scream

The 1996 movie ‘Scream’ taught us one thing: Don’t answer the phone! And much like the characters of that movie, so to insurers should heed this advice when engaging with Millennials.

Scream

MGA / E&S

Insurance and InsurTech Investments Report: March 30 - April 4

Insurance and InsurTech Investments Report: March 30 - April 4

This week’s deal flow (March 29 – April 4) underscores a structural shift in insurance: distribution is consolidating around platforms, while AI and embedded infrastructure are redefining how products are built, sold, and serviced. From eMed’s $200M raise turning Aon into a direct distribution engine for GLP-1 population health, to Acrisure doubling down on API-first underwriting via Vave, the signal is clear—control is moving away from balance sheet providers and toward those who own access, workflows, and data. Across health, property, brokerage operations, and embedded insurance, capital is flowing to players that compress friction, integrate deeply, and scale distribution natively rather than incrementally.