Intelligence: Insurtech focus - The insurtechs taking over Europe and beyond
While insurtechs start-ups might start off small, their growth ambitions are anything but. Incumbents are well known for adopting a merger and acquisition approach while insurtechs have a less uniform method to overseas expansion.
The traditional, tried and tested method of securing overseas expansion in the insurance industry is through acquisition. Some of the biggest companies in the UK – Zurich, Allianz, Axa, Gallaghers
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