The most promising insurtech startups in 2024

Three health benefits companies have been named among the 50 most promising private insurtechs in the world by CB Insights.

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The analysis includes organizations from more than a dozen countries and accounts for deal activity, industry partnerships, team strength, investor strength, patent activity, employee headcount, and analyst briefings.

Three health benefits companies on the list:

Venteur (U.S.)

Nayya (U.S.)

Bowtie (China)

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