Insurance

Clinics offering wraparound care for people taking weight loss drugs have become high-growth businesses, attractive to investors.

Uncertainty in the insurance sector is growing as climate change exacerbates natural disasters. But insurance companies appear to be slowing investment in new technologies that could help.

With the launch of its new fund, the Japanese insurer's corporate venturing unit has assets under management of $400m, up tenfold since its first fund.

Telemedicine didn't solve the fundamental cost problem in healthcare, but new AI models may be tackling this.

PruVen Capital's first fund had one corporate backer. Its second sees contribution from multiple insurance companies.

Michael Buchinger is joining Rethink Ventures after more than three years with German financial services firm Allianz's CVC.

The US insurer follows on from its 2015 fund with a second focusing on tech development in the sector

Climate change is creating mounting insurance losses every year, creating a near-existential crisis for the industry. Can tech help?