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Insurtech funding, Q4 2025

27 rounds · $983.4M disclosed · $20M median

vs Q3 2025

up 129% on capital, same number of rounds — $429.1M across 27.

By stage

Series B 5Series A 4Seed 3Series D 1Series C 1Pre-Series B 1

Largest round

$150MCurative

Largest rounds in Q4 2025

Largest insurtech funding rounds in Q4 2025
Company Stage Lead investor Source
Curative $150M Series B Business Wire+1
Angle Health $134M MedCity News
Nirvana $100M Series D Crunchbase News+2
Federato $100M FinTech Global
Meanwhile $82M Business Wire
Roojai $60M Series C Apis Partners Fintech Singapore+1
Liberate $50M TechCrunch
Naked $38M Series B Tech In Africa
Stand $35M Series B FinTech Global
Parametrix $27M Series B Reinsurance News+1

The 10 largest of 27, by amount. Every round is listed in date order on the pages above and in the full tracker.

How this is compiled

Every row is a funding round announced in the insurtech press and aggregated by Insurtech Daily. A round is counted only when a publication states a figure, so rounds closed without a number are absent. Amounts are shown in US dollars; a round reported in another currency is converted at a fixed reference rate and the row shows the figure as it was originally printed, so it can be checked against the reporting it links to. Market-size forecasts, earnings, acquisition prices and catastrophe losses are excluded, as are valuations — a headline that gives only what a company is now worth, and not what it raised, is not counted as a round. So are money raised by investors into their own funds, capital a company is spending rather than raising, public offerings and placings, and rounds still described as planned or rumoured. The same round reported by several outlets is collapsed into one row, with the extra outlets counted in the source column. Stage and lead investor are filled in only where a headline states them outright and left blank otherwise. Totals are therefore a floor on real activity, not a market estimate. Figures link to the reporting they come from — check it before citing.

The earliest months here were backfilled from dated searches rather than collected live, and those searches surface less the further back they reach. Coverage is thinner at the start of the archive than at the end, so a rise across the earliest periods may be this tracker seeing more rather than the market doing more. The quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year figures on the period pages are shown only between periods the archive covers in full.

This tracker is a work in progress, and data may contain errors and/or some rounds may be missing from this tracker. We do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the data tracked here.