Funds backing insurance technology, underwriting and claims platforms, ranked by portfolio companies.
Ranked by the number of insurtech companies in each portfolio. Funds are included on the strength of deals they have actually done, not on how they describe themselves.
Insurtech Gateway
acceleratorAlma Mundi Insurtech Fund
VCY Combinator
acceleratorAquiline
VCAquiline Technology Growth Partners
VCOutrun Ventures
VCIA Capital Group
VCAccel
VCMundi Ventures
VCMSU Research Foundation
VCZurich Global Ventures
VCAstoryaVC
VCCommerzVentures
corporate_vcSHAPE Capital
VCLA-based Clocktower Ventures
VCKima Ventures
VC8VC
VCLocal Globe
VCMMC Ventures
VC8VC/Joe Lonsdale
VCTarget Global
VCElevation Capital
VCAnthemis
VCAllianz X
corporate_vcTarget Global Ventures
VCPortfolio Ventures
VCCommerzbank Group
VCInsurTech NY
VCSequoia Capital
VCSFC Capital
VCLightspeed Venture Partners
VCBpifrance
VCPartech Partners
VCBusiness angels from the SICTIC network
VCSoftBank Vision Fund
VCEarlybird Venture Capital
VCEurazeo
VCCathay Innovation
VCMK Venture Capital
VCG Squared
VCSagard
VCBetter Tomorrow Ventures
VCFinTLV
acceleratorHUB612
VCNext Generation Technology Growth Fund
VCIndex Ventures
VCSalesforce Ventures
corporate_vcGeneral Catalyst
VCSpeedinvest
VCFounders Fund
VCSoftBank Vision Fund II
VCAstir Ventures
VCQED Investors
VCOctopus Ventures
VCProject A Ventures
VCAcrew Capital
VCLightrock
family_officeValar Ventures
VCKKR Growth
VCFinch Capital
VCSo you can judge whether it is trustworthy.
Every investor here has at least 2 portfolio companies tagged insurtech. Membership is derived from the portfolio itself, so a fund appears because of the companies it backed rather than because its website lists insurtech as a focus area.
Ranking is by number of insurtech companies, then by total investment count. Counts move as new rounds are recorded, and a fund can appear in several sectors at once — most generalists do.