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Intelligence: Insurtech and the missing women – time for an investigation

Invisible woman

Insurance has long been thought of as a men’s game, although the sector is making some steps towards greater gender diversity. Post investigates whether – as new kids on the block with no legacy issues – insurtechs are doing a better job here

Cast your mind back to when you were last at a gathering of insurtech professionals (there were plenty pre pandemic) and questions come to mind…why so few women? Is it to do with school choices? Do

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