FintechInsuranceMatters

This is a group to disucss all elements of insurance for fintechs, their customers and their ecosystems. Insurance is the main way for Fintechs to reduce the financial impact of a risk materialising. Running a business involves a certain amount of risk. Whether it’s the loss of equipment, risk of liability to a 3rd party or the risk of cyber-crime, all these incidents (and many more) will have a financial impact on a business if they occur. The insurance industry exists to help business manage risk and pay for losses.

Naina Rajgopalan Content Head at Freo

A Financial Planner’s Guide to Choosing the Right Health Cover

In the uncertain world today, financial planning goes far beyond savings and investments. One of the most essential elements that any good financial plan needs to incorporate is proper health cover. Increasing medical expenses, a host of lifestyle ailments, and unpredictable medical emergencies have made the proper choice of health cover imperativ...

14 July 2025

Naina Rajgopalan Content Head at Freo

How ₹10 Lakh Health Insurance Policies Are Becoming a Fintech Favourite in India

The last two years have seen a noticeable change in India's fintech space, not just how individuals manage money, but even how they think about health insurance. A secondary consideration earlier, has become a norm in financial planning today, and the game-changer is the ₹10 lakh cover for health insurance. It's not a figure; it's a workable solut...

13 July 2025

Joris Lochy Product Manager at Intix | Co-founder at Capilever

Paying Without Claiming: The Paradox of Family Insurance

In Belgium, the so-called “family insurance” — more formally known as personal liability insurance — is one of the most widely held insurance products. About 80% of Belgians have it, underscoring its popularity. That’s no surprise: it offers protection against the financial consequences of everyday accidents. This insurance covers liability for d

05 May 2025

Simon Gilbert Founder at Elmore

Managing risk: The challenge for challenger banks

Think of an athlete attempting to beat a ‘personal best’, or someone scaling a mountain. Both are individual challenges. In the business world, we’re now used to hearing about another type of challenge, or more accurately, ‘challengers’. Namely, disruptive start-ups who are turning traditional business models on their heads and taking on industry ...

27 September 2021 /regulation /crime